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"Short fiction from a Southern master of the sweeping, ambitiously themed, epic novel.. . . Taken as a whole, these fragments illuminate their author's obsessions and make the reader wish Styron had completed at least two more novels. Essential reading for the writer's fans; a revelatory footnote for others."--Kirkus Reviews
"Styron's prose is as assured as ever and his knack for character is masterful."--Publishers Weekly
"Styron has always been drawn to moral and emotional complexity, and in these three stories we see him at work skillfully exploring that rich and provocative terrain again."--Library Journal
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Book Description TRADE PAPERBACK. Condition: New. Random House Trade Paperbacks. New. Random House Trade Paperbacks, Paperback, 2010, Book Condition: New; small remainder mark. The Suicide Run collects five of William Styron's meticulously rendered narratives based on his real-life experiences as a U.S. Marine. In "Blankenship,"Styron draws on his stint as a guard at a stateside military prison at the end of World War II."Marriott, the Marine"and "The Suicide Run" - which Styron composed as part of an intended novel that he set aside to write Sophie s Choice - depict the surreal experience of being conscripted a second time, after World War II, to serve in the Korean War. "My Father s House' captures the frustration of a soldier trying to become a civilian again. In"Elobey, Annobà n, and Corisco" a soldier attempts to exorcise the dread of an approaching battle by daydreaming about far-off islands, visited vicariously through his childhood stamp collection. Perhaps the last volume from one of literature s greatest voices, The Suicide Run brings to life the drama, absurdity, and heroism that forever changed the men who served in the Marine Corps. . 2010. TRADE PAPERBACK. Seller Inventory # 9780812980240
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