Uncensored views & (re)views /
A collection of thirty-seven essays, reviews, and works of criticism includes discussions of key works by Sylvia Plath, Emily Brontë, and Ernest Hemingway.
| Main Author: | Oates, Joyce Carol, 1938- |
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| Format: | Book |
| Language: | English |
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New York :
Ecco,
[2005]
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| Physical Description: |
xiii, 370 pages ; 24 cm. |
| Edition: | 1st ed. |
| Subjects: |
| Summary: |
A collection of thirty-seven essays, reviews, and works of criticism includes discussions of key works by Sylvia Plath, Emily Brontë, and Ernest Hemingway. |
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| Item Description: |
"Not a nice person" -- Uncensored Sylvia Plath -- "Restoring" Willie Stark -- Catherizing Willa -- Merciless Highsmith -- "Glutton for punishment": Richard Yates -- "Not a nice person": Muriel Spark -- Our contemporaries, ourselves -- Irish elegy: William Trevor -- "Our cheapened dreams" : E.L. Doctorow -- "Despair of living": Anita Brookner -- An artist of the floating world: Kazuo Ishiguro -- "City of light": Robert Drewe's The Shark Net -- L.A. noir: Michael Connelly -- Ringworm belt: memoirs by Mary Karr -- Evolutionary fever: Andrea Barrett's Servants of the Map -- "New memoir": Alice Sebold's Lucky -- Property of: Valerie Martin's Property -- Programmed by art: David Lodge's Thinks ... -- Ghosts: Hilary Mantel -- An endangered species: short stories -- News from everywhere: short stories -- Mythmaking realist: Pat Barker -- Crazy for love: Scott Spencer's A Ship Made of Paper -- Amateurs: Anne Tyler's The Amateur Marriage -- Memoirs of crisis: Ann Patchett's Truth & Beauty -- Homages -- Emily Brontë's Wuthering Heights -- "Tragic mulatta": Clotel, or, the President's Daughter -- Ernest Hemingway -- "You are the we of me": Carson McCullers -- Remembering Robert Lowell -- "About whom nothing is known": Balthus -- In the ring and out: Jack Johnson -- Muhammad Ali: "The Greatest" -- (Re) visits -- Vampire's secret: (re)viewing Tod Browning's Dracula after forty years -- Don DeLillo's Americana (1971) revisited -- Them revisited -- A Garden of Earthly Delights revisited -- On the composition of I Lock my Door Upon Myself -- Private writings, public betrayals -- Pilgrimage to Walden Pond: 1962, 2003. A collection of thirty-seven essays, reviews, and works of criticism includes discussions of key works by Sylvia Plath, Emily Brontë, and Ernest Hemingway. |
| Physical Description: |
xiii, 370 pages ; 24 cm. |
| ISBN: |
0060775564 9780060775568 |