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But what we really want to know is how I happened to write the play : well , you must surely know there is no real answer , an accurate answer isn't possible : a writer writes , period . The rest is mystery , as the saying is .
But what we really want to know is how I happened to write the play : well , you must surely know there is no real answer , an accurate answer isn't possible : a writer writes , period . The rest is mystery , as the saying is .
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In “ The Jilting of Granny Weatherall , " the style of writing suggests the vagueness and confusion as well as the moments of clarity that characterize Granny . Thus passages like “ ... Doctor Harry floated like a balloon around the ...
In “ The Jilting of Granny Weatherall , " the style of writing suggests the vagueness and confusion as well as the moments of clarity that characterize Granny . Thus passages like “ ... Doctor Harry floated like a balloon around the ...
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Writers have remarked , time and again , that serious writing is the hardest work on earth . ( a ) What aspects of this autobiography bear out this observation ? ( b ) From your own experience , would you agree or disagree ? Why ? 2.
Writers have remarked , time and again , that serious writing is the hardest work on earth . ( a ) What aspects of this autobiography bear out this observation ? ( b ) From your own experience , would you agree or disagree ? Why ? 2.
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Contents
N SCOTT MOMADAY | 10 |
BERNARD MALAMUD | 20 |
THE NOBEL PRIZE 27 | 64 |
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| Title | The United States in Literature America reads Glass Menagerie edition. Americas reads |
| Compiled by | James Edwin Miller, Robert Hayden, Robert O'Neal |
| Contributor | Scott, Foresman and Company |
| Publisher | Scott, Foresman, 1973 |
| ISBN | 0673034275, 9780673034274 |
| Length | 720 pages |
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