On American Fiction Writers
4 December, 2004
Author: Richard H. Williams
I.
John Steinbeck---anti-
intellectualism and
social realism
II.
Gertrude Stein's writing
viewed as experimental
she was avant-garde
III.
Ernest Hemingway
the master of precise prose
later work was thin
IV.
Thomas Wolfe's works were
viewed by his critics to be
without discipline
V.
F. Scott Fitzgerald
father of roaring twenties
author of Gatsby
VI.
William Faulkner won
the Nobel Prize. He explored
stream-of-consciousness
VII.
Tennessee Williams
a poetic dramatist
who might be our best
VIII.
For John Updike, 'death'
and 'sex' are the central themes;
writes novels, stories
IX.
Horror and terror
reside in Stephen King's work
humor is there too
X.
Fine story writer---
Flannery O'Connor, from
Southern Gothic Genre
XI.
Isaac Asimov
he published three-hundred books
earned a PhD
XII.
Bernard Malamud
employed spare lyric language
coupled with humor
XIII
Joyce Carol Oates is
a writer of quite wide scope---
she is prolific!
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Comments on this poem/writing:
Anthony (66.42.99.222) -- Sunday, December 5 2004, 06:34 pm Good lesson on American writers |
Richard (205.188.116.197) -- Monday, December 6 2004, 10:36 pm Thanks for your comment, Anthony |
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