Only the Latest Gleaming Little Gem
From Our Favorite Cleveland Writer
'If you want to truly know the heart of a city, try writing about it. For a handful of years, I worked for a local alternative newspaper as a feature writer, trusted to write about lives I thought had meaning. An editor wondered if it would be difficult to find enough Clevelanders with tales worth telling. I said it would be harder to find somebody without one.'
--from the latest remarkable piece of writing by John Hyduk. He goes on to say in this piece that "there is a genius to listening." Last year, I outlined why he's perhaps my favorite Cleveland writer, even as he remains better known among fellow writers--among whom he inspires something bordering on awe in many--than among average readers.
2 Comments:
"Those nights were my Julliard."
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I just love that line.
Geoff,
at "This Side of Paradise"
That one really spoke to me also. What an impossibly fresh and interesting way to say something that would otherwise be familiar.
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