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Patrick O’Brian on Finding Your Own Voice

Posted on June 15, 2013 by David Dobbs · 1 Comment

  Earlier, in the wicious pride of my youth, I sometimes threw myself into postures, imitating writers I admired and producing a certain amount of Proust and water (the recipe for the Avignon lark pâté comes to mind: one lark, one horse) to Joyce and very small beer; but none of this survived the war, […]

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