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|a Spencer, Elizabeth,
|d 1921-2019,
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|a Elizabeth Spencer :
|b novels & stories /
|c Michael Gorra, editor.
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|a New York, N.Y. :
|b Library of America,
|c [2021]
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|c ©2021
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|a 863 pages ;
|c 21 cm.
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|v 344
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|a Includes bibliographical references.
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|t The Voice at the Back Door --
|t The Light in the Piazza --
|t Knights and Dragons --
|g Selected Stories.
|t First dark --
|g Marilee stories.
|t A Southern Landscape ;
|t Sharon ;
|t Indian Summer ;
|t The White Azalea ;
|t Ship Island ;
|t The Bufords ;
|t A Christian Education ;
|t The Girl Who Loved Horses ;
|t The Cousins ;
|t Jack of Diamonds ;
|t The Business Venture ;
|t The Legacy --
|g Edward Glenn stories.
|t The Runaways ;
|t The Master of Shongalo ;
|t Return Trip ;
|t First Child ;
|t On the Hill ;
|t The Wedding Visitor.
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|a Over the course of a career that spanned six decades, the southern novelist and short story writer Elizabeth Spencer established herself as one of the finest literary artists of a generation that included Flannery O'Connor, Carson McCullers, and Eudora Welty. This definitive volume brings together three remarkable novels: The Voice at the Back Door, her powerful masterpiece about racial politics in the world of Jim Crow Mississippi; the beloved classic The Light in the Piazza, a celebration of the possibilities of love set amidst the splendors of Florence; and its "dark companion," Knights and Dragons, about a woman working in Rome who is obsessed with the enigmatic specter of her ex-husband. A selection of nineteen stories reveals Spencer, as Richard Ford writes, as "a rare and true master" of the form.
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|a Racism
|z Mississippi
|v Fiction.
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|a Italy
|x Social life and customs
|v Fiction.
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|a Mothers and daughters
|v Fiction.
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|a Florence (Italy)
|v Fiction.
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|a People with mental disabilities
|v Fiction.
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|a Rome (Italy)
|v Fiction.
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|a Gorra, Michael Edward,
|e editor.
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|a Library of America ;
|v 344.
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