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And So Did I - Malachi Whitaker

And So Did I

Buch | Softcover
200 Seiten
2025
UEA Publishing Project (Verlag)
978-1-915812-74-2 (ISBN)
CHF 26,15 inkl. MwSt
A book decades ahead of its time, And So Did I established a new model for the memoir, one built from moments of intense observation, candid self-reflection, courageous honesty, and irrepressible humor. Cascading through a year's worth of incidents and encounters, it reveals Whitaker's resilient spirit and fine-honed understanding of people.
A book decades ahead of its time, And So Did I established a new model for the memoir, one built from moments of intense observation, candid self-reflection, courageous honesty, and irrepressible humor. It opens with the comedy of a man being struck by an automobile and walking away unscathed and cascades through a year's worth of incidents and encounters that reveal Whitaker's resilient spirit and fine-honed understanding of people, their quirks, weaknesses, and charms.

Born in Bradford in 1895, Malachi Whitaker grew up among books, the daughter of a bookbinder. She began writing at an early age and by the mid-1930s was recognized as one of the finest short story writers of her time, known as "the Bradford Chekhov." And So Did I, an impressionistic memoir of a year in the late 1930s, was her last published book. For personal and critical reasons, she wrote nothing more for publication from then until her death in 1975. Her short stories have since been reissued by Carcanet and Persephone and included in dozens of anthologies.

Born in Bradford in 1895, Malachi Whitaker grew up among books, the daughter of a bookbinder. She began writing at an early age and by the mid-1930s was recognized as one of the finest short story writers of her time, known as "the Bradford Chekhov." And So Did I, an impressionistic memoir of a year in the late 1930s, was her last published book. For personal and critical reasons, she wrote nothing more for publication from then until her death in 1975. Her short stories have since been reissued by Carcanet and Persephone and included in dozens of anthologies.

Erscheinungsdatum
Einführung Catherine Taylor
Nachwort Valerie Waterhouse
Verlagsort Norwich
Sprache englisch
Maße 129 x 198 mm
Gewicht 200 g
Themenwelt Literatur Biografien / Erfahrungsberichte
Literatur Essays / Feuilleton
ISBN-10 1-915812-74-7 / 1915812747
ISBN-13 978-1-915812-74-2 / 9781915812742
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