In his latest novel, Heller weaves a rich tapestry, exploring the life of an ordinary old woman who surprisingly mingled with New York's vibrant bohemian culture, showcasing the complexity of seemingly mundane lives.
Reflecting on the challenge of defining greatness in literature, Heller points out that a book can have flaws but maintain its value, emphasizing the subjective nature of reading experiences.
In discussing his reading habits, Heller admits to having a long list of books he hasn't tackled yet, revealing his candidness about literary gaps in his knowledge and experiences.
Heller expresses admiration for Hilary Mantel, remarking on how her captivating personality shone through during their interview, especially when the conversation turned toward innuendo.
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