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An interview with Jonathan Franzen on The Corrections

Year: 2001
Names: Franzen, Jonathan, Godfrey, Lisa, Wachtel, Eleanor
Description:

Eleanor Wachtel talks with American author Jonathan Franzen about families, fashions, the future of American fiction, and his new novel - The Corrections. It's one of the biggest novels - in every respect - of the fall season.

Part of: Writers & Company
Type: Sound recording non-musical

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  • Franzen, Jonathan (1)
  • Godfrey, Lisa (1)
  • Wachtel, Eleanor (1)

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  • Authors, American--Interviews (1)
  • Authorship (1)
  • CBC Books (1)
  • Canadian Broadcasting… (1)
  • Canadian Broadcasting… (1)
  • Dementia (1)
  • Franzen, Jonathan (1)
  • Franzen, Jonathan--Childhood… (1)
  • Franzen, Jonathan. Corrections (1)
  • Heller, Joseph. Catch-22 (1)
  • Married women--Fiction (1)
  • Middle West--Fiction (1)
  • Munro, Alice, 1931-2024 (1)
  • O'Connor, Flannery (1)
  • Parent and adult child--Fiction (1)
  • Parkinson's disease--Patients-… (1)
  • September 11 Terrorist Attacks,… (1)
  • Social problems--Fiction (1)
  • Wachtel, Eleanor. Writers &… (1)
  • (-) Franzen, Jonathan--Family (1)

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  • Sound recording non-musical (1)

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  • English (1)

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