This Wild Darkness: The Story of My Death

Ronald T. Curran · Harold Brodkey

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Autobiographical and Biographical Writing Death, Funerary Practices, and Mourning Contemporary Literature and Criticism

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Brodkey - US novelist and short-story writer - died of AIDS in January 1996. This is his meditation on dying. Despite publishing very little, Brodkey developed one of the most extraordinary reputations in modern letters and has been variously compared to Milton, Wordsworth, Freud and Proust.

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