Ann Patchett on why stalkers want her to read their novels
The bestselling author of books including Bel Canto, Tom Lake and her latest, Whistler, is determined to see the good in everyone.
Ann Patchett on why stalkers want her to read their novels
The bestselling author of books including Bel Canto, Tom Lake and her latest, Whistler, is determined to see the good in everyone.
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