George Saunders and Paul Holdengräber: The Writing Life | 5-2-2018 | LIVE from the NYPL

[@susanlee7071]

Listening in 2024. I was there sitting right behind Salman Rushdie, a nice surprise. Paul Holdengraber was a fantastic curator for NYPL, missed by many people after he retired. I think he’s a great interviewer- able to put himself in the audience’s shoes. Key to keeping a running dialogue and making a connection with George Saunders who is in my opinion one of the greatest writers or this generation.

[@julieandrews730]

Listening in 2022! Thank you George, for being so generous with your time. I'm in awe that I listened through all 1-1/2 hours of talk!

[@akellettsocal]

This is a good interview, and there is new stuff here (if you are listening in 2019).

[@owenwalsh1537]

@Giovanni Beau damn! This is a weird place to market your scam!

[@TheUltimateGC]

What's new?

[@TheUltimateGC]

@@owenwalsh1537 lol

[@amiensarabellis8391]

I think he was describing "flow" when he was describing how his writing is getting better..

[@Spacedoggs]

I'm only four minutes into the interview and wish someone had a can of foam sealant for Paul.

[@joemclocklin8651]

Im not trying to bash on people with speech impediments but if you do have one, maybe dont conduct 1.5 hour interviews, or if you do. Dont talk that much.

[@sergeyfaldin]

Wow. But you just did. And it’s called an accent. You have one too.