V. S. Pritchett was a writer celebrated for his short stories, including "Stories from the New Yorker, 1950-1960." He also wrote memoirs like "Coming to London" and edited "The Oxford book of short stories." His work often brought a sharp comedic eye to life, as seen in "The key to my heart.
The Pritchett century
The Pritchett century
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This collection celebrates the extensive literary career of Sir Victor Pritchett, a master of various forms including novels, short stories, travel writing, biography, and criticism. Curated by his son Oliver, the volume features selections from Pritchett's memoirs, reflections, travel accounts, and excerpts from his novels. It also includes thirteen complete short stories and critical essays on prominent authors, offering a comprehensive look at his enduring brilliance.
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Sir Victor PritchettProtagonist
Oliver PritchettSupporting
John BayleySupporting
Virginia WoolfCameo
TurgenevCameo
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Pritchett CenturyUnknown, 2010
704 pages
Penguin Random HouseLanguage: EnglishISBN: 97814090211005 editions available
