Delphine de Vigan Archive
Stephen King’s Misery, Delphine de Vigan’s Based on a True Story, and Writers’ Fears
If de Vigan’s novel indulges the writer’s fear that the writing may dry up, King’s indulges a different but related fear: that you will be forced to write, forever, what you long to outgrow.
The End of January: Suicide and Rape in Nothing Holds Back the Night
Having discovered her mother’s body several days after her suicide, Delphine de Vigan is moved to write not only her own recollections of her mother, but to graft a whole context for a woman who repeatedly came together and apart in Nothing Holds Back the Night.