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A thoroughly researched chronicle of Leonard and his literary career. Likely to be popular where Brian Jay Jones’s and Walter Isaacson’s biographies circulate well.
Fans of the Alice books will enjoy following Hunt’s travels through Oxford’s historic streets and their parallels in Wonderland.
This belongs in both public and academic libraries and will open a new discussion of Twain’s cultural standing, as Chernow’s previous biographies have also accomplished.
This book is highly recommended for readers seeking a broadened perspective on the value and meaning of native language.
Listeners deeply rooted in the love of literature will relate to Edim’s reverence and appreciation for authors and their works. A memoir in books that should have a place in every audio memoir collection.
Recommended for readers of short stories and Williams devotees interested in his early output before he gained fame for his plays.
Neal provides a well-researched look at a key figure in American literary history, bringing her back into the public eye. Recommended for researchers and readers with an interest in mid-1800s literary history.
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