... story writers in world literature . They published their first short stories within four months of each other , Guimaraes Rosa contributing " The Mystery of Highmore Hall " to the 7 December 1929 issue of O Cruzeiro and Faulkner " A Rose ...
... The Devil to Pay in the Backlands, the previous owner for reasons unknown took the time carefully to make a full list of them on a page in the back of the book, for other than demonic purposes one hopes.) The book is a veritable ...
... the Art of the short story,” a mock preface to a projected story collection, shows Hemingway acting (sarcastically) as a literary sage reflecting on his craft and contemporaries. it was the only piece of his that scribner (his publisher ...
Faulkner and War: Faulkner and Yoknapatawpha, 2001
... Katherine Ann Porter in " Flowering Judas . " Quentin is far less active , less questing than even the narrators in the Sartre and Camus novels and his accede , a mortal sin in the Catholic Church , is more severe than Laura's in Katherine ...
The New Encyclopedia of Southern Culture: Foodways
... Free Child Care , " helping mothers to " lunch " in peace . Hubs of social ... food was similar , the decor differed from that found in dark " grills " and smoky ... Kittler and Kathryn Sucher , Food and Culture in America ( 1989 ) ; Jan ...
... ever after a profounder truth than that of the accuracy of detail " ( 12 ) . " Art , " Wright proclaims , " has ... movie script he wrote for Warner Bros. Pictures in 1942. 16 Between July and November of that year Faulkner wrote , in rapid ...
... Osa Ogunda divination space often addresses people suffering from feelings of ineffectuality and from bounded modes of impotence that drive fear, anxiety, all the stuff of sacrificial crisis.30 This may be the position of the aging ...
Faulkner and the Short Story: Faulkner and Yoknapatawpha, 1990
... story " A Rose for Emily " has always been a favorite of critics . The obvious reason is that it represents Faulk- ner at his best . The other is that its ambiguous subject matter and latent symbolism provide critics with ample ...
... Hades , lord of the dead , Jason rules the Compson house- hold following the deaths of his brother and father ; and , when the narrator provides a physical description of Jason , his " close- thatched brown hair " is " curled in two ...
... John Barry, Rising Tide: The Great Mississippi Flood and How It Changed America (New York: Simon and Schuster, 1997). 6. Cowley, 479. 7. The Wild Palms (1939; New York: Vintage, 1990), 20, 205. Subsequent citations are made ...
... Miss Mississippi 2014 (Courtesy Matt Boyd) an extensive network of cosmetics ... contest. The Briggs Hopson family has long held the license to produce the ... Firecracker Contest, and the 1989 film version, Miss Firecracker, dramatize ...
... Ziglar Way continues to stress principles and slogans such as “Will, skill, refill.” After establishing himself in the 1970s, Ziglar ... Zig Ziglar, Zig: The Autobiography of Zig Ziglar (2004); William Yardley, New York Times (28 November ...
... William Faulkner read an address to the Swedish Academy accepting the Nobel ... Faulkner's assertion that writers should ground their work in “the old eternal verities and truths of the heart ... Nobel Prize Address in Faulknerian Contexts.
Jay Watson, Ann J. Abadie. (Houston: Arte Público Press, 1990). 35. Saldívar, “Looking for a Master Plan,” 96–120. 36 ... Arte Público Press, 1982); The Valley (Tempe: Bilingual Press, 1983); Dear Rafe (Houston: Arte Público Press, 1985); ...
... The Great Gatsby, and George Schuyler's Black No More, Michaels analyzes the ... Map: Faulkner, Turner, and the Frontier Line,” Robert Hamblin returns to ... setting located within the boundaries of Faulkner's map of Yoknapatawpha ...
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