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McCullers: Canon Fodder?
Schulman, Sarah | June 26, 2000 issue

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The article presents information about the book "Illumination and Night Glare: The Unfinished Autobiography of Carson McCullers," edited by Carlos Dews. The diligent work of Dews who has edited this book writted by Carson McCuller gives the reader the opportunity to look at the exceptional fiction writer and especially what it was about her and her work that created her career and reputation. Her case delineates where literary history puts geniuses whose protagonists are considered "special interest." Dictated from the sickbed, the autobiographical portion of the manuscript is plainly stated and does not reflect McCuller's mastery of language.

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ILLUMINATION & Night Glare (Book); DEWS, Carlos; OCCUPATIONS; REPUTATION (Sociology); LITERATURE -- History & criticism; MANUSCRIPTS
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