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One Of The Greatest American Short Story Collectionsin 1955, With This Short Story Collection, Flannery O'Connor Firmly Laid Claim To Her Place As One Of The Most Original And Provocative Writers Of Her Generation. Steeped In A Southern Gothic Tradition That Would Become Synonymous With Her Name, These Stories Show O'Connor'S Unique, Grotesque View Of Life Infused With Religious Symbolism, Haunted By Apocalyptic Possibility, Sustained By The Tragic Comedy Of Human Behavior, Confronted By The Necessity Of Salvation.With These Classic Stories Including 'The Life You Save May Be Your Own,' 'Good Country People,' 'The Displaced Person,' And Seven Other Acclaimed Tales O'Connor Earned A Permanent Place In The Hearts Of American Readers.'Much Savagery, Compassion, Farce, Art, And Truth Have Gone Into These Stories. O'Connor'S Characters Are Wholeheartedly Horrible, And Almost Better Than Life. I Find It Hard To Think Of A Funnier Or More Frightening Writer.' Robert Lowell'In These Stories The Rural South Is, For The First Time, Viewed By A Writer Who Orthodoxy Matches Her Talent. The Results Are Revolutionary.' The New York Times Book Reviewflannery O'Connor (19251964) Was Born In Savannah, Georgia. She Earned Her M.F.A. At The University Of Iowa, But Lived Most Of Her Life In The South, Where She Became An Anomaly Among Postworld War Ii Authors A Roman Catholic Woman Whose Stated Purpose Was To Reveal The Mystery Of God'S Grace In Everyday Life. Her Work Novels, Short Stories, Letters, And Criticism Received A Number Of Awards, Including The National Book Award.
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