ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 10月23日 00時34分

Zadie Smith’s new novel, “Swing Time,” is her first novel written in the first person. “I was always a bit contemptuous of the first person,” Zadie told Jeffrey Eugenides in an interview for @tmagazine’s #tgreats issue. “I was stupid about it. I thought it wouldn’t allow me to write about other people. But, in fact, it allows you to do it in a really interesting way.” Once she stopped feeling self-conscious about writing in the first person, the novel moved quickly. One more thing that helped make her write faster: therapy. “I’ve always felt very cringe-y about myself,” Zadie said. “Fiction is a useful way of getting around it or disguising oneself one way or another.” She added: “I used to sit in front of the computer and have a very tough time writing, and I just noticed, once I was in therapy, I didn’t find it so difficult to write.” The photographer @jackie_nickerson took this portrait of #ZadieSmith. Visit the link in our profile to read more about Zadie and the 6 other people @tmagazine selected for its annual #tgreats issue.

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