Run by Toby and Paula, the centre offers ordinary people a chance to learn from professional artists skilled in poetry, sculpture, ceramics, and the like. Artists like Greg, the New England poet, whose works are strangely absent; or Bob the lascivious potter who sells his Toby jugs to department stores. As the latest group of students arrives, tensions begin to run high and artistic temperaments are much on display. In fact much more is learnt about expressing oneself than was ever suggested on the prospectus.
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This was definitely not a page-turner. I would recommend this book only if you are looking for some light reading to take on vacation as it would be very easy to pick up and put down at any point. Having read all but two of the Lively novels, my personal favorite is The Photograph, a poignant and memorable work.
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