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Walter Edgar's Journal: George Singleton - Asides: Occasional Essays

Walter Edgar's Journal: George Singleton - Asides: Occasional Essays

Update: 2024-02-02
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This week we have a fun conversation with author George Singleton about his new book Asides: Occasional Essays on Dogs, Food, Restaurants, Bars, Hangovers, Jobs, Music, Family Trees, Robbery, Relationships, Being Brought Up Questionably, Et Cetera. It's a collection of fascinating and curious essays, in which Singleton explains how he came to be a writer (he blames barbecue), why he still writes his first draft by hand (someone stole his typewriter), and what motivated him to run marathons (his father gave him beer). In eccentric world-according-to-George fashion, Laugh-In’s Henry Gibson is to blame for Singleton’s literary education, and Aristotle would’ve been a failed philosopher had he grown up in South Carolina.

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Walter Edgar's Journal: George Singleton - Asides: Occasional Essays

Walter Edgar's Journal: George Singleton - Asides: Occasional Essays

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