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1. elpais.com › quadern › literatura‘Nits d’insomni’, d’Elizabeth Hardwick: Dies desvetllats

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   16 mag 2024 · Les Nits d’insomni d’Elizabeth Hardwick són aquesta novel·la més i tot que les de Le Guin. El llibre és una escampadissa de motius i pensaments, de records fugaços i espurnejants ...

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3. electricliterature.com › 10-books-that-will-break-your10 Books That Shatter the Concept of Time - Electric Literature

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   28 mag 2024 · Sleepless Nights by Elizabeth Hardwick. When Sleepless Nights was still just an essay in the New York Review in the early ’70s, Elizabeth Hardwick mentioned an unnamed novelist in it (who I think is William Gass).

4. www.historytools.org › stories › hardwick-hall-an-elizabethanHardwick Hall: An Elizabethan Marvel of Ambition and Ingenuity

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   26 mag 2024 · Nestled in the heart of Derbyshire, England, stands Hardwick Hall, a testament to the grandeur and ambition of the Elizabethan age. Built in the late 16th century for the formidable Bess of Hardwick, Countess of Shrewsbury, Hardwick Hall is renowned as one of the finest examples of the "prodigy houses" that defined the era.

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   11 mag 2024 · The literary critic Elizabeth Hardwick, one of McCarthy’s closest friends, was no kinder. Writing under the pseudonym Xavier Prynne, Hardwick produced a short, scathing parody of The Group in the New York Review of Books . mocking a scene in the novel in which one of the characters loses her virginity.

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   14 mag 2024 · Claire gives a shout out to Cathy Curtis’s A Splendid Intelligence: The Life of Elizabeth Hardwick (W.W. Norton, 2021). Ronnie references Norman Podhoretz’s memoir, Making It (Random House, 1967)), and now available from the New York Review of Books Classics series.

7. southernreviewofbooks.com › 2024/05/13 › the-eighth-moonPast and Present Are Interconnected in “The Eighth Moon”

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   13 mag 2024 · Kabat cites Elizabeth Hardwick who wrote, “Nothing is worse than a transition.” She moves the reader through space and time without many of the crutches a reader prefers—the clear signposts of transitions are intentionally omitted.

8. www.stuckinabook.com › dept-of-speculation-by-jenny-offill-aDept. of Speculation by Jenny Offill #ABookADayInMay Day 26

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   26 mag 2024 · Elizabeth Hardwick was famous for writing in that style. I often associate it with autofiction for some reason. I really loved Homesick by Jennifer Croft, which is in vignettes and reflects her love of languages — and is particularly interesting because it was published as a memoir abroad but as fiction in the UK.