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United States Authors Series: The Writer's Game

United States Authors Series: The Writer's Game

Hardcover

Series: Twayne's United States Authors, Book 663

Literary CriticismBaseball & Softball

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ISBN10: 080573998X
ISBN13: 9780805739985
Publisher: Twayne
Published: May 3 1996
Pages: 225
Weight: 1.01
Height: 1.01 Width: 5.76 Depth: 8.75
Language: English
A critical analysis of books about baseball, this book examines the literary tradition which accompanies America's favourite pastime. From Stephen Crane to Roger Angell, the author places the writings in their cultural context, emphasizing the enduring myth of a Norman Rockwell America. The author intends the book to be considered not just the history of baseball writing, but as the history of an important part of American culture.

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