The Collected Stories - Softcover

Caroline Gordon

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ISBN 10: 1879941449 ISBN 13: 9781879941441

Publisher: Rowman & Littlefield, 1999

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This collection brings together all the short fiction published in GordonAIs lifetime. With an Introduction by Robert Penn Warren.

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Praise for Caroline Gordon and "The Collected Stories"

"[Caroline Gordon] is great on getting things there so concretely that they can't possibly escape . . . That is real masterly doing, and nobody does it any better than Caroline. You walk through her stories like you are walking in a complete real world. And watch how the meaning comes from the things themselves and not from her imposing anything."--Flannery O'Connor, "The Habit of Being: Letters of Flannery O'Connor"

"The lessons of Henry James and [Ford Madox] Ford are applied to Southerners of all classes in stories shot through with a brilliant 'solidity of specification.' A wonderful book."--"The Washington Post Book World"

"In this collection one can see how a story speaks for its creator's sense of literary timelessness . . . [These stories] are records of the struggles of the human spirit to survive."--"The Christian Science Monitor"

"Extraordinary vigor . . . Caroline Gordon writes with uncommon probity and assurance."--Anne Tyler, "The New York Times Book Review"

[Caroline Gordon] is great on getting things there so concretely that they can't possibly escape . . . That is real masterly doing, and nobody does it any better than Caroline. You walk through her stories like you are walking in a complete real world. And watch how the meaning comes from the things themselves and not from her imposing anything. "Flannery O'Connor, The Habit of Being: Letters of Flannery O'Connor"

The lessons of Henry James and [Ford Madox] Ford are applied to Southerners of all classes in stories shot through with a brilliant solidity of specification.' A wonderful book. "The Washington Post Book World"

In this collection one can see how a story speaks for its creator's sense of literary timelessness . . . [These stories] are records of the struggles of the human spirit to survive. "The Christian Science Monitor"

Extraordinary vigor . . . Caroline Gordon writes with uncommon probity and assurance. "Anne Tyler, The New York Times Book Review""

-[Caroline Gordon] is great on getting things there so concretely that they can't possibly escape . . . That is real masterly doing, and nobody does it any better than Caroline. You walk through her stories like you are walking in a complete real world. And watch how the meaning comes from the things themselves and not from her imposing anything.- --Flannery O'Connor, The Habit of Being: Letters of Flannery O'Connor

-The lessons of Henry James and [Ford Madox] Ford are applied to Southerners of all classes in stories shot through with a brilliant 'solidity of specification.' A wonderful book.- --The Washington Post Book World

-In this collection one can see how a story speaks for its creator's sense of literary timelessness . . . [These stories] are records of the struggles of the human spirit to survive.- --The Christian Science Monitor

-Extraordinary vigor . . . Caroline Gordon writes with uncommon probity and assurance.- --Anne Tyler, The New York Times Book Review

"[Caroline Gordon] is great on getting things there so concretely that they can't possibly escape . . . That is real masterly doing, and nobody does it any better than Caroline. You walk through her stories like you are walking in a complete real world. And watch how the meaning comes from the things themselves and not from her imposing anything." --Flannery O'Connor, The Habit of Being: Letters of Flannery O'Connor

"Extraordinary vigor . . . Caroline Gordon writes with uncommon probity and assurance." --Anne Tyler, The New York Times Book Review

About the Author:

Caroline Gordon (1895-1981), a native of Kentucky, began her literary career in the 1920 s after her marriage to poet Allen Tate. In 1929 her first story appeared. In 1931 her first novel, Penhally, was published. This was followed by three volumes of short fiction and eight more novels.

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