behind the scenes of writing; Great writers talk about their loneliness and their literary world "Iran": "Paris Review" tried to penetrate into their hidden half in interviews with prominent writers. "Writers Busy at Work," this magazine's collection of interviews with figures such as T.S. Eliot, Jorge Luis Borges, William Faulkner, Robert Frost and Milan Kondrest, published in a translation by Ahmed Ekhot. Faulkner sees writing as a valuable profession that progresses with simple tools like paper and pen. Borges says about frequent editing of his texts: "In the beginning I made many changes in my texts, but later I realized that when a person reaches a certain age, he has already found his original language." The process of the interviews published in the Paris Review shows that a good interview is not just recording words, but expressing questions and issues of the author that the audience has heard less about, or by reading it, new doors of knowing the author are opened to them. Read the full text here.

behind the scenes of writing; Great writers talk about their loneliness and their literary world "Iran": "Paris Review" tried to penetrate into their hidden half in interviews with prominent writers. "Writers Busy at Work," this magazine's collection of interviews with figures such as T.S. Eliot, Jorge Luis Borges, William Faulkner, Robert Frost and Milan Kondrest, published in a translation by Ahmed Ekhot. Faulkner sees writing as a valuable profession that progresses with simple tools like paper and pen. Borges says about frequent editing of his texts: "In the beginning I made many changes in my texts, but later I realized that when a person reaches a certain age, he has already found his original language." The process of the interviews published in the Paris Review shows that a good interview is not just recording words, but expressing questions and issues of the author that the audience has heard less about, or by reading it, new doors of knowing the author are opened to them. Read the full text here.