Reimagining the black neighborhood of his youth Homewood, Pittsburgh -Wideman creates a dazzling and evocative milieu. From the wild and uninhibited 1920s to the narcotized 1970s, "he establishes aamythological and symbolic link between character and landscape, language and plot, that in the hands of a less visionary writer might be little more than stale sociology" (New York Times Book Review).
"establishes a mythological and symbolic link between character and landscape, language and plot, that in the hands of a less visionary writer might be little more than stale sociology." The New York Times
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FINE IN FINE D.J. FIRST HARDCOVER EDITION OF THE WINNER OF THE 1984 PEN-FAULKNER AWARD / PUBLISHED AS A PBO IN 1983. FIRST EDITION. Binding is HARDCOVER. N° de réf. du vendeur 005146
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