For over a year I went at it every day, building up a hefty pile of pages, about half the story I’d guess, perhaps a little more, but now I seem to have lost the stomach for it. Maybe it started when Sonia died, I don’t know, the end of married life, the loneliness of it all, the fucking loneliness after I lost her, and then I cracked up that rented car, destroying my leg, nearly killing myself in the process, maybe that added to it as well: the indifference, the feeling that after seventy-two years on this earth, who gives a damn if I write about myself or not?
✖ Via Paul Auster, Man In The Dark, New York: Henry Holt, 2008, p. 13

• May 11, 2009 link notes tagged: writer  book  fiction  lost  alone  loneliness  death  life 

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