Jay McInerney in conversation with WAMC's Joe Donahue
Jay McInerney wrote the decade-defining novel of the 1980s, Bright Lights, Big City (1984), the story of an ambitious young man adrift in New York City’s cocaine-fueled “yuppie” scene.
Revisiting the novel 25 years later, Sam Tanenhaus said in the New York Times Book Review, "Each generation needs its Manhattan novel, and many ache to write it. But it was McInerney who succeeded." His other novels include Story of My Life (1988), Brightness Falls (1992), The Good Life (2006), and Bright, Precious Days (2016). A noted wine columnist and author of three books on wine, McInerney has been called “the best wine writer in America” (Salon).
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