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Kafka was the rage

Pages
160
Published
1993
Language
English

Synopsis

Anatole Broyard's memoir explores his early life and intellectual awakening in Greenwich Village during the mid-20th century. He recounts his experiences among the vibrant literary and social scene, reflecting on the figures and ideas that shaped his identity as a writer and critic. The book offers a personal look at a pivotal era in American intellectual history.

About the author

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Anatole Broyard

Anatole Broyard was a writer and critic whose work often appeared in the realm of literary analysis. He is known for his contributions to Prentice Hall Literature, a collection that showcases a range of literary styles and periods.