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James Purdy (1914-2009)

James Purdy, who died this month, was one of America's great and under-recognized writers. In a 1972 interview with Stephen Varble, published in Interview, he discusses the Susan Sontag and the taboo on feelings in New York. BLOG POSTED: 03/24/09

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