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Raymond Carver (1 of 5)

Dreams Are What We Wake Up From, directed by Daisy Goodwin. British TV documentary, 1989, which includes contributions from Richard Ford and Jay McInerney.  
 
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tororotai (10 months ago) Show Hide
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Thank you so much! I like Ray Carver's short novel " Where I'm calling from".
HiddenFormula (10 months ago) Show Hide
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I read 'What we do when we talk about love' last week & I'm now reading 'Short Cuts'.
Just finished the story Will You Please Be Quiet, Please?...such a great writer.
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Short Cuts is amazing... I also recommend reading "Cathedral" - arguably the greatest epiphany short story ever written...
condors1972 (10 months ago) Show Hide
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fantastic! thank u
dabble778 (1 year ago) Show Hide
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I read Carver's stories after watching Short Cuts the movie. The thing that struck me was a feeling of waste - that I had up that time wasted my life by *not* reading his stories until that time! As a younger writer as I was, I knew I wanted to try and write with such a deftness, economy, beauty (and of course I never will).
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these commnts are SO much fun 2 read.

UMmmm LOL this is SO werid but if anyone is reading this. MSG ME! Jb
jacobssandy (1 year ago) Show Hide
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For me, the kind of fiction which just reaches out, grabs you, and pulls you right into a scene and makes you feel the reality of it is the best kind. Reading any of Ray Carver's short stories, you feel the scene and feel what the characters feel. He never penned a 500 page masterpiece of the type we normally consider essential to great literature, but in 15 pages he created something perfect. Truly, my favourite writer.
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thank you for sharing this with the rest of us.

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hatfullahollow (1 year ago) Show Hide
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Who posted this? Wherever, whoever you are, thank you so much this is quite rare. Really astonishing. Where did you get this stuff?
michaeld998 (1 year ago) Show Hide
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This is awesome! Thanks so much for posting!

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