A Lost Interview with Clarice Lispector | The New Yorker
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The longest and most wide-ranging interview that the great Brazilian author gave, here translated and published for the first time.
A Lost Interview with Clarice Lispector | The New Yorker Skip to main content Subscribe >> The New Yorker Interview A Lost Interview with Clarice Lispector The longest and most wide-ranging interview that the great Brazilian author gave, here translated and published for the first time. By Benjamin Moser February 13, 2023 Illustration by Cecilia Carlstedt I n 2006, I received an e-mail from an old friend, a professor in São Paulo, who told me that a man who was “extremely neurotic (I might say ‘psychotic’)” was trying to get in touch with me. If we spoke, my friend warned me, I ought not to me
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