Faulkner-Cowley File: Letters and Memories 1944-1962.

William Van O’Connor · Malcolm Cowley

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Faulkner is finished, declared a famous editor in 1944. Malcolm Cowley disagreed, and vowing to prove Faulkner's worth he sent a letter to Oxford, Mississippi. Thus began a long relationship between a distinguished critic and one of America's greatest but most unapproachable writers. The Faulkner-Cowley file includes their correspondence, together with Cowley's own account of a deepening friendship pledged, on both sides, to integrity and literary perfection.

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