Thomas Wolfe's Short Fiction and the Culture of Magazine Publication.

The article discusses the significant impact of short fiction and magazine publication in the life of American novelist Thomas Wolfe. It is stated that working at a periodical publication has great effect on Wolfe's reputation and the reception of his novels. The author argues that Wolfe's shorter t...

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Publicado en:Thomas Wolfe Review Vol. 35; pp. 40 - 65
Autor principal: Holliday, Shawn
Formato: Artículo
Publicado: Thomas Wolfe Society 2011
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