A Special ProvidenceKnopf Doubleday Publishing Group, 2011. 4. 27. - 336ÆäÀÌÁö From one of the most important writers of the twentieth century, the acclaimed author of Revolutionary Road, comes the story of a mother who struggles with her own demons while her son goes to fight in Europe, hoping to become his own man. "Like Breakfast At Tiffany's spliced with All Quiet On The Western Front. Impossible to paraphrase, wonderful to read." —Zadie Smith, bestselling author of White Teeth Robert Prentice has spent all his life attempting to escape his mother's stifling presence. His mother, Alice, for her part, is attempting to realize her dreams of prosperity and success as a sculptor. As Robert goes off to fight in Europe, Richard Yates portrays a soldier in the depths of war striving to live up to his heroic ideals. With haunting clarity, Yates crafts an unforgettable portrait of two people who cannot help but hope for more even as life challenges them both. |
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... voice by now had become a rich and tireless monologue : " ... Oh , and guess who I ran into on the bus the other day ! Harriet Baker ! Remember the year we lived on Charles Street ? And you used to play with the Baker boys ? They're ...
... voice by now had become a rich and tireless monologue : " ... Oh , and guess who I ran into on the bus the other day ! Harriet Baker ! Remember the year we lived on Charles Street ? And you used to play with the Baker boys ? They're ...
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... voice , his good clothes , and the salesman's expense account that made him welcome at some of the better speakeasies in town . It was undeniable too that a girl pressing thirty - four wasn't apt to get many serious proposals ; and ...
... voice , his good clothes , and the salesman's expense account that made him welcome at some of the better speakeasies in town . It was undeniable too that a girl pressing thirty - four wasn't apt to get many serious proposals ; and ...
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... voice to sound calm and reasonable . " Look : I know it's important to make sacrifices for the boy - I agree with you there - but this just isn't realistic . You simply have no business living in a place like this , running up all these ...
... voice to sound calm and reasonable . " Look : I know it's important to make sacrifices for the boy - I agree with you there - but this just isn't realistic . You simply have no business living in a place like this , running up all these ...
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... voice went to work again and brought the story around to what had evidently been its point from the start . " Anyway , they're awfully nice , and of course I've told them all about you . They're dying to meet you . I told them we might ...
... voice went to work again and brought the story around to what had evidently been its point from the start . " Anyway , they're awfully nice , and of course I've told them all about you . They're dying to meet you . I told them we might ...
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... voice went on . You're Alice Grumbauer from Plainville , Indiana , and you're ignorant and foolish in spite of all the " art " crap you've been spouting all these years , while my poor slob of a father was breaking his back for us . And ...
... voice went on . You're Alice Grumbauer from Plainville , Indiana , and you're ignorant and foolish in spite of all the " art " crap you've been spouting all these years , while my poor slob of a father was breaking his back for us . And ...
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