You Write Until You Die: An Interview with Paul Vidich
by Paula Whyman
“I try to write about enduring human frailties”: Paul Vidich and Paula Whyman chat about publishing later in life, family, and Vidich’s new novel, The Good Assassin.
“I try to write about enduring human frailties”: Paul Vidich and Paula Whyman chat about publishing later in life, family, and Vidich’s new novel, The Good Assassin.
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