The Boston Globe, June 5th, 2005
Paul Theroux is never at a loss for words. He has written so many travelogues and novels including The Great Railway Bazaar and The Mosquito Coast, respectively that it's an understatement to call him, at age 64, prolific. And yet the Medford native made writer's block the subject of his newest novel, Blinding Light. "I've a great fear of my pen going dry, of not being able to write." Theroux and his wife, Sheila, split their time between Hawaii and Cape Cod, where he looks forward to planting tomatoes: "It's something I can't do in Hawaii; the soil is a kind of moon dust." HE HAS GEESE TO FEE...
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