Paris Review - The Art of Fiction No. 260

On Clipper Street in San Francisco, 1982. Courtesy of Robert Glück.
 
Robert Glück’s best-known work, Margery Kempe (1994), is an entirely original novel that juxtaposes apparently autobiographical episodes from the life of “Bob,” a man who has an all-consuming p...

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