Jonathon Franzen spoke at Cleveland Public Library. I confess, I haven't read his books, yet, but I will--intrigued by his title selection: Freedom [1] and The Corrections [2].
He spoke yesterday about guilt, shame, loyalty, and family. I felt almost as if it was a confessional. He spoke quickly and it was hard to sometimes understand his thoughts. I was glad to hear him and to go out into the sunshine, to hop on my bike, and ride into the sunset.
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