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Tag: Proust

57. (Willa Cather)

Willa Cather invented a new sort of novel, as innovative as anything by her modernist peers, and distinguished from theirs … More

Death Comes for the Archbishop, Faulkner, Modernism, narrative, Proust, the novel, The Professor's House, time, Willa Cather

20. (Marcel Proust)

Still reading, slowly, the second volume of Recherche. I’ve leapt from the Moncrieff/Kilmartin/Enright to the new James Grieve translation without wincing. … More

Attention, Fiction, Proust, Realism, Ruskin

14. (John Ruskin)

The twentieth-century author most often summoned as the sibylline guide to the depths of Ruskin’s oeuvre is Proust. Guy Davenport, … More

Alice in Wonderland, Guy Davenport, John Ruskin, Lewis Carroll, Nabokov, Prose, Proust

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