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The Bright Book of Life: Novels to Read and Reread

by Harold Bloom

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"In his first book devoted exclusively to narrative fiction, America's most original and controversial literary critic and legendary Yale professor writes trenchantly about fifty-two masterworks spanning the Western tradition"--
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An inspiring reference work from the pen of the late critic Harold Bloom. Bloom's vast and deep reading experience is summed up in a collection of brief synopses of novels that he recommends to all readers. I consider this a companion to his critical commentary, How to Read and Why. I recommend this for all readers who want to have a guide to the best novels. ( )
1 vote jwhenderson | Sep 9, 2022 |
The capstone effort of one of the great literary critics of our time. There will not be another like him. ( )
1 vote Mark.Kosminskas | Jun 21, 2021 |
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