June 5, 2011
“I’ve amassed a library that I inspect as I ponder a summer’s worth of reading and try to anticipate what I’ll want to read over the course of a season. This year, I’m bringing some Virginia Woolf — To the Lighthouse, which I’ve never read — half a dozen issues of the London Review of Books and New York Review of Books, a collection of Balzac novellas, Mating by Norman Rush, Terry Castle’s new collection of essays, The Professor.” From this interview with Philip Connors in the Times.

“I’ve amassed a library that I inspect as I ponder a summer’s worth of reading and try to anticipate what I’ll want to read over the course of a season. This year, I’m bringing some Virginia Woolf — To the Lighthouse, which I’ve never read — half a dozen issues of the London Review of Books and New York Review of Books, a collection of Balzac novellas, Mating by Norman Rush, Terry Castle’s new collection of essays, The Professor.”

From this interview with Philip Connors in the Times.

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    Hey, Philip Connors, what’s on your bookshelf?
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