According to Wikipedia, the characteristics of the Bel Canto as an operatic vocal style include: “the ability to execute fast, accurate divisions” and “a pleasing, well-focused timbre.” Without understanding these musical terms precisely, Ann Patchett’s PEN/Faulker award-winning Bel Canto seems to include similar characteristics as it floats seamlessly between narrative perspectives and introduces characters...
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2 Sentence Review: Bel Canto by Ann Patchett
Letters to Inspiring Writers: Dear Elizabeth Gilbert, I Do Love Your Voice
From: revisingproust@nonpretentious.com Subject: Letters to Inspiring Writers #8: Elizabeth Gilbert Date: April 17, 2009 3:26:28 AM EDT To: mail@wylieagency.com Dear Liz: I hope you don’t mind that I am being so informal with you. After reading about your time as a Coyote Ugly muse, your extreme sadness over your divorce,...
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