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Listening to the Page
November 15, 2002, Columbia University Press
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Listening to the page: adventures in reading and writing
2001, Columbia University Press
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Table of Contents
Writing it down for James : some thoughts on reading toward the millennium
Books in flames : a view of Latin American literature
The lost books
Hamlet in Haiti : style in Carpentier's The kingdom of this world
Traces of light : the paradoxes of narrative painting and pictorial fiction
Truth as fiction, or, The tail of the monstrous peacock
The consolation of art
You can read Wolfe again
Stories of deep delight
Of Steinbeck and Salinas
The return of James Agee
Mario Vargas Llosa and Conversation in the cathedral : the question of naturalism
Where is she going? Where has she been? : Elizabeth Tallent's "No one's a mystery" and the poetry of female initiation
A wintry saga
Bernard and Juliet : romance and desire in Malamud's high art
Fitzgerald's Christmas carol, or, The burden of "The camel's back"
A note on landscape in All the pretty horses
Rereading Traven
Confessions of an ex-minimalist
On the contemporary
Of the making of books
Voices : a conversation.
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"On a cold, rainy Washington night in December, this traveler drove over to the Congressional Office Building on Capitol Hill to attend the Christmas party of a local literacy council."
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