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Andre Manzo
reviewed What I Think I Did: A Season of Survival in Two Acts on January 17, 2016 What I Think I Did: A Season of Survival in Two Acts
Novelist Larry Woiwode's (author of "Beyond the Bedroom Wall") memoir is viewed through the extremely harsh 1996 winter in North Dakota. He portrays the New York literary circles of his youth, including his friendship with a young Robert DeNiro. The following line in Woiwode's memoir especially resonates with me, "and if your career is your faith, then your God is as good as dead, once your work is, and so it goes." (p.255).
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Add What I Think I Did: A Season of Survival in Two Acts, In What I Think I Did, Larry Woiwode does two things at once: he survives the winter of 1996, the worst in North Dakota's history, and tells the story of his beginnings as a writer, especially the early days at The New Yorker leading up to the publ, What I Think I Did: A Season of Survival in Two Acts to the inventory that you are selling on WonderClubX
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Add What I Think I Did: A Season of Survival in Two Acts, In What I Think I Did, Larry Woiwode does two things at once: he survives the winter of 1996, the worst in North Dakota's history, and tells the story of his beginnings as a writer, especially the early days at The New Yorker leading up to the publ, What I Think I Did: A Season of Survival in Two Acts to your collection on WonderClub |
