
What drew you to the study of philosophy, and how does that subject tincture your fiction?As a youngster, I read anything that came within my reach.
Three novels in 47 years—the books of William H. Gass aren’t so much written as molted into dense, solid masterpieces. The latest, Middle C, is 18 years in the making, a theme and variation in the key of middle C, about Joseph Skizzen, a professor obsessed with establishing the Inhumanity Museum.
What drew you to the study of philosophy, and how does that subject tincture your fiction?As a youngster, I read anything that came within my reach.