Moderns Worth Keeping.(Brief article)(Book review)

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Moderns Worth Keeping

Russel Fraser

Transaction Books

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0765802848 $34.95 transactionpub.com

Moderns Worth Keeping by Russel Fraser (Austin Warren Professor Emeritus of English Literature and Language, University of Michigan) is an extensive and engaging introduction to fourteen of the most influential and needed writers from the twentieth-century . The impressively insightful commentaries on the writers Oscar Wilde, J.M. Synge, Edwin Muir, George Mackay Brown, Paul Valery, Eugenio Montale, Osip Mandelstam, R.P. Blackmur, ...

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