Sheila Heti
Thresholds
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The Question of Parenthood
I think I just didn't know what- I don't know. Some ideas sort of stick with you and you carry them from computer to computer, so to speak, with a kind of question mark above your head. And I studied art history when I was in university. As a writer, you become interested in criticism because you experience criticism. You experience people critiquing your work. It's very interesting to see how people write about art and how people- what kind of feelings it brings up in them. The pearl around the grain of sand or something like that. How should a person be has its own question right there. Motherhood is also about kind of a big question.
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