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Fiction in the Magazines
Schott, Webster | October 5, 1957 issue

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The article focuses on authors and fiction stories published in magazines in the United States. In authors opinion it is demonstrably risky to deal in absolutes when considering the unsettled work of new writers, but the historical line of loneliness, isolation and acute personalness that has been running through American fiction since the mid-nineteenth century does seem to have widened and lengthened in the new writing. Much of the new fiction is laid abroad, and occasionally a story like Ben Morreale's "Hate" conveys a wider understanding of cultural forces operating in a foreign environment.

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FICTION -- Stories, plots, etc.; PERIODICALS; AUTHORS; MORREALE, Ben; SOCIAL isolation; UNITED States
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