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In this collection of critical reviews, Bloom (humanities, Yale U.) and contributors prove not everyone was lost in the Lost Generation; many a fine writer found his or her voice amongst all the ennui, dissipation and agitation. Authors and topics under review include Sherwood Anderson's take on the American myth, Sinclair Lewis's take in the implied America, Steinbeck's newfound maturity, Don Passos's art of performance, Cather's modernism, Hurston's voice and metaphor, Faulkner's inspirations and counter-inspirations, Gertrude Stein's return to clarity, and Hemingway's expatriate predicament and understanding of the life beyond war, among others. Annotation ©2004 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR
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Matthew Thouin
reviewed American Fiction between the Wars on March 24, 2015
American Fiction between the Wars
Goldensohn's biography of Bishop is one of the first, and it provides some good insights into both her life and her poetry. Like so many literary biographies it says as much about its author's obsessions as Bishop's, and that's okay.
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