by John Fowles
First published 1998
In "Wormholes," acclaimed novelist John Fowles opens a window into his creative mind. From musings on the self and society to insights on the nature of literature, these 30 captivating essays span decades and reveal the breadth of Fowles' intellectual curiosity. Whether dissecting the craft of fiction or pondering the relationship between art and life, Fowles shares his unique perspective with wit, wisdom, and an abiding love for the written word.
Genres: essays, literary-criticism, philosophy, 20th-century, non-fiction, academic
Vibes: intimate, lyrical, thought-provoking
Tropes: personal-reflection, unique-perspective
Period: 20th Century
432 pages · Hardcover · Henry Holt and Co.