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Where would T.C. Boyle go?

SoCal lit blogger John Fox and the good people of Red Fence hit the L.A. Times Festival of Books with a camera crew and tracked down some fabulous fictioneers (T.C. Boyle, Shelley Jackson, Lydia Millet among them) to ask them about art and literary pilgrimages.

Where have they gone? Which one ate a page of Shakespeare? Watch to find out.

-- Carolyn Kellogg

RedFence: Festival of Books - Author Interviews from James Roland on Vimeo.

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