The journalist
by Harry Mathews · 1994

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A man is told by his doctor to start keeping a diary, it could cure his depressions. The patient follows the advice and in no time he is off pills. Only now he becomes addicted to his journal, fretting and fussing as he organizes and re-organizes the entries. By the author of Singular Pleasures.
DiariesAuthorshipFictionFiction, generalNew York Times reviewed