. >> like strunk's elements of style. >> if i could take a reader through a newspaper and say, this is what you ought to look for. >> memoir? >> i have all sorts of material on it. i am having trouble with the first-person singular. newspaper have been told to park that, leave it. i find it hard to say i. >> you read memoirs of others? >> i have always been interested in memoirs. i have been interested in -- i remember kennedy telling me once that the most interesting part of journalism is describing somebody. what are they like? what is he really like? i find it hard to do, but i am interested in it. >> have you read any memoirs where you said, this is what i want mine to be? or the opposite? >> there are people who talk about themselves in a vain and it seems to me bad way. dean acheson's books were very good. i thought the book was very good. i read elia kazan's book. it seems that he had trouble with the first-person singular. >> you mentioned your son, who survived -- >> he is nine. he had something called a ventricular defect. it is a hole in his heart. he was born with it. when

. >> through like strunk's elements of style. >> if i could take a reader through a newspaper and say, this is what you ought to look for. >> no more? -- memoir? all have ulcerative -- sorts of material on it. i am having trouble with the first-person singular. newspaper have been told to park that, leave it. i find it hard to say i. >> you read memoirs of others? >> i have always been interested in memoirs. -- ie been interested in remember kennedy telling me once most interesting part of journalism is describing somebody. what are they like? what is he really like? i find it hard to do, but i am interested in it. >> have you read any memoirs where you said, this is what i want mine to be? or the opposite? >> there are people who talk about themselves in a vain and it seems to me bad way. acheson's books were very good. i thought the book was very good. i got -- i read iliac is on -- elia kazan's books. it seems that he had trouble with the first-person singular. >> you mentioned your son, who survived -- >> he is nine. he had something called a ventricular defect. it is a hole in hi

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