Details

Subject(s)

• American essays [Browse]

Editor

Pinckney, Darryl, 1953- [Browse]

Library of Congress genre(s)

• Essays [Browse]

Series

• New York Review Books classics [More in this series]
• New York Review Books Classics

Summary note

"Collection of Elizabeth Hardwick's essays"-- Provided by publisher.

Bibliographic references

Includes bibliographical references.

Action note

Committed to retain in perpetuity — ReCAP Shared Collection (HUL)

Contents

• Machine generated contents note: To the Point: Selected Essays of Elizabeth Hardwick
• PROPOSED TABLE OF CONTENTS - NOT FINAL
• 1. The Decline of Book Reviewing
• 2. Anderson, Millay, and Crane in Their Letters
• 3. William James: An American Hero
• 4. Mary McCarthy
• 5. The Neglected Novels of Christina Stead
• 6. Memoirs, Conversations and Diaries
• 7. George Eliot's Husband
• 8. Loveless Love: Graham Greene
• 9. America and Dylan Thomas
• 10. The Subjection of Women
• 11. Simone Weill
• 12. Uncollected Stories of Faulkner
• 13. Meeting VS Naipaul
• 14. Ring Lardner
• 15. Robert Frost in His Letters
• 16. Domestic Manners
• 17. Thomas Mann at 100
• 18. Wives and Mistresses
• 19. Nabokov: Master Class
• 20. Bartleby in Manhattan
• 21. The Sense of the Present
• 22. Fiction
• 23. English Visitors in America
• 24. Letters of Delmore Schwartz
• 25. Mrs. Wharton in New York
• 26. On Washington Square
• 27. The Genius of Margaret Fuller
• 28. Gertrude Stein
• 29. Djuna Barnes: The Fate of the Gifted
• 30. Katherine Anne Porter
• 31. Wind from the Prairie (Masters, Sandburg,)
• 32. Edmund Wilson
• 33. Norman Mailer: The Teller and the Tape
• 34. Mary McCarthy in New York
• 35. The Magical Prose of Poets: Elizabeth Bishop
• 36. Tru Confessions (Capote)
• 37. Melville: Redburn
• 38. Thomas Wolfe
• 39. Sinclair Lewis
• 40. Nathaniel West
• 41. Henry James
• 42. Tess Slesinger
• 43. Schhedrin
• 44. Boston
• 45. After Watts
• 46. Selma
• 47. The Emigre.

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ISBN

• 9781681371542 (paperback)
• 1681371545 (paperback)

LCCN

^^2017014041

OCLC

978712956

RCP

H - S

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