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Albion Winegar Tourgee Albion Winegar Tourgee
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The Fool's Progress: an Honest Novel.
Magazine article from: American Forests The Fool's Progress: An Honest Novel, by Edward Abbey Henry...everything from laws to jobs. Fool's Progress is both hilarious...society as court jesters and fools had to their lords and...a wandering ...
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Newspaper article from: The Washington Post ...worth it. His episodic new novel, The Fool's Progress: An Honest Novel (Holt), is winning critical...have stuck. In a half-dozen novels and an equal number of nonfiction...compose one good, very long ...
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Newspaper article from: Chicago Sun-Times ...whose name it is fought. In his novel, A Casual Brutality (Ivy Books...grounds of a county jail. The Fool's Progress: An Honest Novel, by Edward Abbey (Avon...Ballantine, $4.95), lyric novel following the sometimes comic...
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Newspaper article from: The Boston Herald ...Moment: Learning to ski a trail that has a triple fall line If you could have one book it would be: `The Fool's Progress: An Honest Novel" by Edward Abbey What do you admire most in skiers: Their madness What do you despise most in skiers...
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Newspaper article from: The Boston Globe (Boston, MA) ...Wrench Gang," a comic novel about four environmentalists...recent work is "The Fool's Progress" (Holt, $19.95), subtitled "An Honest Novel"; it is also a picaresque...publication of her first novel, "The Beans of Egypt...
Fool's Gold
Newspaper article from: The Washington Post ...chronicling a rake's progress through 17th-century...darkest moments. Her new novel travels to the South...Lilian, to find "an honest and prosperous life...the colour" of the novel's title, spark an...device to forward the novel's ...
COMPETING WITH HISTORY IS PAR FOR WOODS'S COURSE
Newspaper article from: The Boston Globe (Boston, MA) ...Please, Lord, don't let me make a fool of myself before all these people...you look at Tiger's career as a novel in progress, the overwhelming urge is to turn...the story comes out? Come on. Be honest. Even if you're just an average...
Reeling in the dark
Newspaper article from: The Scotsman ...MOVING and puzzling novel. One finds oneself...there he writes a novel entitled The Tenant...narrator's rake's progress and compels him...You may be able to fool others that this...but, if you are honest, you won't fool ...
Book reviews: Youth: Alien in a cold capital
Newspaper article from: The Scotsman ...but makes little progress as either. He takes...his author. The novel, however, is more...of development. Novels are neither better...foolish, but no fool. "In his article...for misery, dull, honest misery. If this...Hard to say. The ...
A Broken Home; A boom town finds itself at the mercy of nature.
Newspaper article from: The Washington Post ...Raban's second novel, is both a comedy...vessel whose immense progress through the Juan...out like the lone honest burgher in a line...is this ingenious novel's leitmotif. Again...indeed, and a fool's paradise in sharp...threaten Seattle. ...

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