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1979: Notes Towards Finding the Right Question

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By Cynthia Ozick
| Lilith Magazine Verified
Any writer who works across fiction and non-fiction knows that each genre demands distinct modes—of thought, and of expression. Some writers, though, seem to have an entirely separate brain to devote to a second (or third!) genre; reading them is like opening a door in a dream and discovering not merely more house, but an entirely new universe.
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Devices | National Review

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By Cynthia Ozick
| National Review Verified
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Patrick Flanery reviews ‘In a Yellow Wood: Selected stories and essays’ by Cynthia Ozick

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By Patrick Flanery, Cynthia Ozick
| The ABR Podcast
In his 1938 book, Enemies of Promise, eccentric British writer and critic Cyril Connolly tried to characterise the transition of literary style in that moment, as nineteenth-century literary culture’s stylistics faced the challenge of Modernism’s reforming spirit. On one side was what Connolly described as the ‘Mandarin style’, a broad school that spanned writers still working in an increasingly turgid realism; on the other, the early Modernism of Joseph Conrad and the late Henry James.
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