Philip Roth dropped a line recently that he
no longer reads novels, and the comment has sent ripples of grumbling through literary circles (see also
V.S. Naipaul and
Jonathan Franzen). As the always insightful
Laura Miller writes in Salon, Roth may be more typical of older writers than one might suspect. Is there something about aging (or experience) that makes fiction less palatable -- particularly for writers of fiction?
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