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A Story Teller's Story: The tale of an American writer's journey through his own imaginative world and through the world of facts, with many of his experiences and impressions among other writers--told in many notes--in four books--and an Epilogue
University of Michigan Press, 2005 Paper: 978-0-472-03083-5 Library of Congress Classification PS3501.N4Z476 2005 Dewey Decimal Classification 813.52
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A memoir of Midwestern life and culture from the author of Winesburg, Ohio
Praise for A Story Teller's Story--- "The American Portrait of the Artist." -Charles Baxter "Probably unequaled . . . for the austerity of moral courage and sincerity of conviction. . . . A book which should be read by every intelligent American." ---New York Times "In the field of literary autobiography, it stands practically alone in America." ---The Nation "The voice of the soliloquist . . . amplifies the drama of A Story Teller's Story, as does the persistent theme of escape, from an America of fact and factories, marketing and manufacturing, to the borderless Ohios of imagination and creation." ---From the introduction by Thomas Lynch See other books on: 1876-1941 | Anderson, Sherwood | Authors, American | Literary | Literary Figures See other titles from University of Michigan Press |
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A Story Teller's Story: The tale of an American writer's journey through his own imaginative world and through the world of facts, with many of his experiences and impressions among other writers--told in many notes--in four books--and an Epilogue
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University of Michigan Press, 2005
Paper: 978-0-472-03083-5
Paper: 978-0-472-03083-5
A memoir of Midwestern life and culture from the author of Winesburg, Ohio
Praise for A Story Teller's Story---
"The American Portrait of the Artist."
-Charles Baxter
"Probably unequaled . . . for the austerity of moral courage and sincerity of
conviction. . . . A book which should be read by every intelligent American."
---New York Times
"In the field of literary autobiography, it stands practically alone in America."
---The Nation
"The voice of the soliloquist . . . amplifies the drama of A Story Teller's Story, as does the persistent theme of escape, from an America of fact and factories, marketing and manufacturing, to the borderless Ohios of imagination and creation."
---From the introduction by Thomas Lynch
Praise for A Story Teller's Story---
"The American Portrait of the Artist."
-Charles Baxter
"Probably unequaled . . . for the austerity of moral courage and sincerity of
conviction. . . . A book which should be read by every intelligent American."
---New York Times
"In the field of literary autobiography, it stands practically alone in America."
---The Nation
"The voice of the soliloquist . . . amplifies the drama of A Story Teller's Story, as does the persistent theme of escape, from an America of fact and factories, marketing and manufacturing, to the borderless Ohios of imagination and creation."
---From the introduction by Thomas Lynch
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