Complete Project Gutenberg William Dean Howells Literature Essays
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A wide-ranging collection of essays blends personal recollections of meetings with publishers and literary figures, portraits of fellow authors, and close readings of poems, fiction, and drama. The author interleaves memoir and criticism, offering anecdotes about editorial practice and social life in literary circles alongside essays on critical method, aesthetics, and the changing institutions of American letters. Many pieces profile individual writers and evaluate national tendencies, while others examine the craft of storytelling and the relationship between criticism and creative work, producing a reflective account of literature's social and artistic dimensions.
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