Magazine
“Lair and Refuge”
April 22, 2020
Allan Gurganus gives the photographer Frank Hunter a tour of his North Carolina home: "Imagine a happier Miss Havisham.... Some writers keep impersonal offices elsewhere. I work right where I live. Every surface seems my next novel’s table of contents. Being a visual glutton, I want to love everything I see. And this form of happiness is manageable."
Read "Lair and Refuge: I Work at Home" from APS No. 11.
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