J.D. Salinger, on the astonishing popularity of his slender ouevre:
I can't explain why [it] caught on the way it did, and I don't think I could ever duplicate it. A lot of things have to go right all at once.
Oh, wait. That's not Salinger; it's the reclusive Bill Watterson, summing up his thoughts on Calvin & Hobbes in his first interview in 15 years, here.
3 comments:
That's good linking. Thank you.
Pretty special that Watterson provided the forward to RT's first collection a couple of years ago.
Foreword. — echh
It could have been worse: the music could have been "heavy on the symbols."
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