Finnley Wren: His Notions and Opinions, Together with a Haphazard History of His Career and Amours in These Moody Years, as Well as Sundry Rhymes, Fables, Diatribes and Literary Misdemeanors stands as one of the greatest American responses to the thrown gauntlet that is Tristram Shandy. An innovative, uproarious sentimental education, this novel marries the mordant satire of Wylie's Generation of Vipers to what might in other hands have been an ordinary story of frustrated ambition and frustrated love, turning forty-eight hours' worth of drunken conversation into an emotional and typographical explosion.
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Weight: 666g
Publication Date: 14 Jan 2016
Publisher: Dalkey Archive Press
Publication City/Country: United States
Language: English
ISBN13: 9781628971231
About Philip Wylie
Philip Wylie (19021971) was born in Massachusetts and raised in Monclair New Jersey. He wrote novels screenplays short stories and works of nonfiction: these included newspaper columns social criticism and essays for periodicals like Harpers Magazine Saturday Evening Post and Playboy. His interest in sciencehe was peripherally involved in the creation of the Atomic Energy Commissionpaired with an interest in psychology led him to write often in the genre of science fiction. More than nine movies were made from his novels or stories including When Worlds Collide; his work for the screen included co-writing Island of Lost Souls for Paramount. His most notorious book a scathing collection of essays on 1940s American culture titled Generation of Vipers is also available from Dalkey Archive Press.
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