Vol. 43 No. 1 1976 - page 163

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WILLIAM CARLOS WILLIAMS
The Knack of Survival in America
Robert Coles
The noted child psychiatrist and Pulitzer Prize
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insight and profound honesty in his neglected
fiction, seeing him as something of a prophet of
the America that has failed its struggling
classes ."
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"Coles analyzes Williams 's skill at depicting the
routine social dementia that afflicted the poor
and that resulted from the cut-throat scramble
for money in America ... indicates Williams's
central position in American letters." -
Herbert
Liebowitz, New York Times Book Review Front-
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JOHN HAWKES AND THE
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John Kuehl. "Kuehl expertly defines Hawkes's bril–
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FICTION AS KNOWLEDGE
The Modern Post-Romantic Novel
John McCormick. Argues that modern fiction derives
much of its vitality from its roots in the Romantic
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