EPISODE · Oct 14, 2019 · 6 MIN
Lettera a un’aspirante editor
from Elementary · host Alessandra Zengo
Cosa fa di un editor un “buon” editor? Come ci si deve comportare di fronte a un testo da valutare? Kurt Vonnegut Jr. lo spiega a una giovane studentessa dell’Iowa Writers’ Workshop, nel 1965.
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