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Jiang presents Harold Bloom's explanation of a great book as something that helps readers become human because its characters can hear themselves speak.
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Harold Bloom
Jiang presents Harold Bloom's explanation of a great book as something that helps readers become human because its characters can hear themselves speak.
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"...Okay, so there was a very famous American literary critic named Harold Bloom, he was at Yale. He actually taught at Yale when I..."
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"...a very. He. Had a huge influence on a man named Harold Bloom. Harold Bloom is, um, or was America's greatest literary critic, and..."
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