Millicent Dillon Livres

Millicent Dillon est une auteure acclamée dont les œuvres explorent les relations humaines complexes et les motivations psychologiques profondes. Avec un style distinctif caractérisé par une perspicacité aiguë et une prose lyrique, elle met au jour des vérités cachées sur la nature humaine. Dillon crée magistralement des récits qui entraînent les lecteurs dans la vie intérieure de ses personnages, explorant leurs désirs et conflits les plus profonds. Son écriture se distingue par une profonde empathie et une concentration inébranlable sur les détails intimes de l'expérience humaine.

Jane Bowles: Collected Writings
815pages
29 heures de lecture
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On the occasion of her centenary, Library of America presents the most complete edition ever published of Jane Bowles's incomparable fiction, along with an extensive selection of her frank, vivid and funny letters. The collection includes the novel Two Serious Ladies (1943) and the play In The Summer House (1954), as well as five short stories, two song lyrics, a play and a nonfiction sketch. It also features fragments from two abandoned novels, a section of Two Serious Ladies cut from an earlier draft, four abandoned stories, one unfinished play and one autobiographical fragment
A Little Original Sin
The Life and Work of Jane Bowles
476pages
17 heures de lecture
Tennessee Williams called Jane Bowles "the most important writer of prose fiction in modern American letters." John Ashbery said she was "one of the finest modern writers of fiction in any language," consistently producing "the surprise that is the one essential ingredient of great art." Here, available again, is the only biography of this powerful writer.
Jane Bowles
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Jane Bowles: Collected Writings

A Little Original Sin

Jane Bowles