A new book by Nobel Prize winner Czeslaw Milosz is in bookstores. Czeslaw has written a memoir of sorts alphabetically by subject.
Deep thoughts permeate from every page.
Entertaining, it let's us into the mind of a esteemed man of letters. Gems, they are small essays no more than a few paragraphs long on topics such as Henry Miller, Churches, and the Russian Language. However, some may have difficulty with the new style, the disjoined thoughts. Milosz gives you, not full and thick fact-laden essays. I have had the experience of being top and on the bottom.