Notes.
Thomas Wolfe Review 2008, Annual, 32
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Publisher Description
"Notes" is a feature relating and recording information on Thomas Wolfe and Wolfe studies, including history (cultural, literary, and otherwise), biography, criticism, and reference. Some entries may inform of discoveries at length; others may simply illustrate and gauge Wolfean influence and presence in popular culture. Please send suggestions (with full citation) to J. Todd Bailey, P.O. Box 217, Burnsville, NC 28714-0217. Robert Siqveland uses three passages from Of Time and the River in his 2003 novel, The Immaculate Erection (Shawondasee Press). First, he writes:
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Professional & Technical
RELEASED
2008
1 January
LANGUAGE
EN
English
LENGTH
68
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PUBLISHER
Thomas Wolfe Society
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334.1
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