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A story teller's story - The tale of an American writer's journey through his own imaginative world and through the world of facts - cover

A story teller's story - The tale of an American writer's journey through his own imaginative world and through the world of facts

Sherwood Anderson

Editora: Good Press

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In "A Story Teller's Story," Sherwood Anderson delves into the intricate art of storytelling, merging autobiographical elements with rich, prose-driven narratives that reveal the complexities of human experience. Through a series of interwoven tales, Anderson explores themes of identity, creativity, and the search for connection, employing a candid and conversational literary style that invites readers into the depths of his characters' psyches. The book's context within the early 20th-century American literary landscape highlights its innovative approach to character-driven storytelling, contrasting with the era's often rigid narrative structures while revealing the undercurrents of existential thought and modernist experimentation. Sherwood Anderson, born in 1876, was a pivotal figure in American literature and an influential precursor to later movements like the Lost Generation and Modernism. His own experiences as a struggling artist and his background in small-town America inform the narratives presented in this collection, imbuing them with authenticity and emotional resonance. Anderson's previous work, notably "Winesburg, Ohio," set the stage for his exploration of the human condition, showcasing his ability to reflect societal truths through personal lens. This book is highly recommended for readers interested in the intricacies of narrative form and the philosophical underpinnings of storytelling. Anderson's evocative prose and profound insights into humanity make "A Story Teller's Story" an essential read for scholars, writers, and anyone yearning for a deeper understanding of the art of narration.

Disponível desde: 24/04/2025.

Comprimento de impressão: 200 páginas.

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