How Realistic Can a Catholic Writer Be?: Richard Sullivan and American Catholic Literature
In 1933, a twenty-five-year-old writer named Richard Sullivan articulated for himself the qualities a novel should have. In a “Record of Work Begun and Ideas for Stories,” 1932-1933, he wrote:Let all be adoration. 9-14-33, a novel must be—?, American—constantly; of course, naturally. Scope—heights t...
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Cambridge University Press
1996
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Religion and American culture
Year: 1996, Volume: 6, Issue: 1, Pages: 35-61 |
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