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Appointment in Samarra: A Novel
The Personal Great Gatsby: Facing the unspeakable horrors of World War I and the crushing effects of the Great Depression, it is fully understandable why Modern Fiction rarely has a happy ending. However, the Modernists had a keen way of breaking down [... more]
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Gibbsville, PA: The Classic Stories
Our Greatest Writer: If John O'Hara isn't one of our greatest American writers, who is? O'Hara, along with writers like John Cheever and Irwin Shaw, chronicle the American suburban experience during the middle part of the twentieth century and we should [... more]
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A Rage to Live (Modern Library Classics)
Transition Time for the Entitled: Grace Caldwell was the young woman who stood out in her community, for her wealth, her athleticism and her confident, striking appearance. She was beloved of her family and suffered little in the way of childhood traumas [... more]
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Selected Short Stories of John O'Hara (Modern Library ...
Neglected Master of the Short Story: These are absolute gems, and whenever I see someone reading John Cheever or Raymond Carver I tell them to put those overrated hacks away and to check out John O'Hara. The Jeweler Who Did Not Flinch: Included in this [... more]
$19.00
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BUtterfield 8 (Modern Library Classics)
Real characters living in a real world: Those who have found John O'Hara through "Appointment in Samarra" and simply felt in love with his work -- just like me -- won't be disappointed with his "BUtterfield 8". This time around, this [... more]
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The Big Laugh
starts of rocking, but dissipates: This book started off really well. The first part with Hubert Ward conniving the people around him to make ends meet and his growing stardom in the theatre were all electrifying--O'Hara at his very best--but it all goes [... more]
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Appointment in Samarra
The Personal Great Gatsby: Facing the unspeakable horrors of World War I and the crushing effects of the Great Depression, it is fully understandable why Modern Fiction rarely has a happy ending. However, the Modernists had a keen way of breaking down [... more]
$10.00
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Appointment in Samarra
The Personal Great Gatsby: Facing the unspeakable horrors of World War I and the crushing effects of the Great Depression, it is fully understandable why Modern Fiction rarely has a happy ending. However, the Modernists had a keen way of breaking down [... more]
$89.00
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From the Terrace: A Novel
Entertaining & Cynical View of Successful American 1900-1950: This was my favorite book for about a decade, so it is difficult to write this review. I read it four times - all between the ages of 18 and 27. What did I love? It's tough, funny, and [... more]
$16.95
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Lovey Childs: A Philadelphian's Story
Shocking: This is a shocking book- and I'm no prude. The NYT Book Review said of it, "O'Hara has the most authentically dirty mind in American fiction." Throughout the heroine, Lovey Child's, Main Line lifetime, people seemed to suffer from the [... more]
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Ten North Frederick
How could this be out of print?: As I read more and more O'Hara it is beginning to dawn on me that he is one of the pre-eminent American writers of the 20th Century. This book, in particular, looks at so many big themes across so many characters and [... more]
$14.95
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From the Terrace: A Novel
Entertaining & Cynical View of Successful American 1900-1950: This was my favorite book for about a decade, so it is difficult to write this review. I read it four times - all between the ages of 18 and 27. What did I love? It's tough, funny, and [... more]
$14.95
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