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Acknowledgments ix
Brownsville 1
The Thirties: Starting Out 21
The Thirties: On Native Grounds 39
The Break (1942-1945) 72
After the Apocalypse (1945-1950) 107
A Walker in the City 146
Living in the Fifties (1951-1958) 168
The Writer in the World: Part 1 (1958-1963) 209
The Writer in the World: Part 2 (1963-1970) 251
New York Jew (1970-1978) 294
A New Life (1978-1984) 325
Politics 351
"The End of Things" (1984-1998) 376
Notes 413
Index 441
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Scott Melanson
reviewed Alfred Kazin: A Biography on January 17, 2008
Alfred Kazin: A Biography
Engaging and well-researched biography of Kazin, another figure in the New York intellectual scene, and Mary McCarthy's friend/rival. Useful for fleshing out one's understanding of that group, their beliefs, and the period in which they lived.
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