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Conversations with Raymond Carver
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- Creator
- edited by Marshall Bruce Gentry and William L. Stull
- Format
- Books
- Language
- English
- Contributors
- Publication
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- Jackson : University Press of Mississippi, [1990]
- ©1990
- Physical Details
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- xxviii, 259 pages : portrait ; 24 cm
- ISBNs
- 0878054480, 9780878054480, 0878054499, 9780878054497
- OCLC
- ocm21561470
- Series statement from jacket.
- Includes bibliographical references and index.
- Accolade-winning author returns to Humboldt / Cassandra Phillips -- Echoes of our own lives / David Koehne -- Raymond Carver speaking / Robert Pope and Lisa McElhinny -- Raymond Carver : no shortcuts to a good story / Jim Spencer -- As Raymond Carver muses, his stature grows / Jim Naughton -- Raymond Carver / Mona Simpson and Lewis Buzbee -- Ray Carver : keeping it short / Kay Bonetti -- Raymond Carver / Michiko Miyamoto -- A voice from the wasteland / Patricia Morrisroe -- "Any good writer uses his imagination to convince the reader" / Hansmaarten Tromp -- Raymond Carver : a chronicler of blue-collar despair / Bruce Weber -- An interview with Raymond Carver / Larry McCaffery and Sinda Gregory -- Poetry, poverty and realism down in Carver country / Gordon Burn -- David Sexton talkes to Raymond Carver / David Sexton -- Raymond Carver / Nicholas O'Connell -- What we talk about when we talk about literature : an interview with Raymond Carver / John Alton -- Carver's world / Roxanne Lawler -- Matters of life and death / William L. Stull -- De Minimis : Raymond Carver and his world / Francesco Durante -- A conversation / Kasia Boddy -- Fiction & America : Raymond Carver / David Applefield
- After the fire, into the fire : an interview with Raymond Carver / Michael Schumacher -- PW interviews Raymond Carver / Penelope Moffet -- Raymond Carver : darkness dominates his books, not his life / Gail Caldwell -- "I've got a book to finish, I'm a lucky man" / Gianni Riotta