In Praise of Elizabeth Hardwick
A Sense of Sensibility: On 'The Collected Essays of Elizabeth ...
Notable though these facts may be, however, they are hardly the reasons why Hardwick's writing continues to be read. As the 55 essays gathered ...
Master Class | Darryl Pinckney | The New York Review of Books
For Elizabeth Hardwick, literary criticism had to be up there with its subjects; real literature should elicit criticism worthy of the ...
Sleepless Nights (novel) - Wikipedia
Sleepless Nights is a 1979 novel by American novelist and critic Elizabeth Hardwick. Sleepless Nights. First edition (US). Author, Elizabeth Hardwick.
THE UNCOLLECTED ESSAYS OF ELIZABETH HARDWICK
Hardwick's essays have been getting a new look thanks to Cathy Curtis' recent bio, A Splendid Intelligence, so editor Andriesse's collection of 35 previously ...
The Decline of Book Reviewing, by Elizabeth Hardwick
It is not merely the praise of everything in sight — a special problem in itself — that vexes and confounds those who look closely at the literary scene ...
Elizabeth Hardwick | US news | The Guardian
Elizabeth Hardwick, who has died aged 91, was for nearly half a century a prominent figure in New York's literary and cultural life.
The Collected Essays of Elizabeth Hardwick
The first-ever collection of essays from Elizabeth Hardwick's ... Praise for The Collected Essays of Elizabeth Hardwick. "Articulate ...
Flash and Lumber: Elizabeth Hardwick's Essays
In a famous passage, Hardwick berated The New York Times for the “flat praise and the faint dissension, the minimal style and the light ...
Joanne O'Leary · You have to take it: Elizabeth Hardwick's Style
Her conclusion is depressing: 'Lust – and then, for the women, stoicism. This is the highest choice.' In the same essay, she praises the ...
There is Such a Thing as Talent: Elizabeth Hardwick on Writing
Such wisdom is relatively hard to come by—she was not in the habit of tossing off literary bon mots or making sweeping statements about what ...
The Collected Essays of Elizabeth Hardwick - Goodreads
Elizabeth Hardwick wrote during the golden age of the American literary essay. She covered civil rights demonstrations in the 1960s, places where she lived, ...
The Act of Persuasion | Merve Emre | The New York Review of Books
1. It is unfair to begin an essay on Elizabeth Hardwick with an instance of her cruelty; she was one of the fairest literary critics of her ...
Hardwickian | Greg Gerke - The Baffler
Unlike some writers, Elizabeth Hardwick did not alter where she alteration found—she met the world, the people, and the arts with an ...
The joy of reading this book. Ostensibly about a woman's pandemic obsession with Melville, it is also about Elizabeth Hardwick, ...
'A Splendid Intelligence' Review: The Incisive, Elusive Elizabeth ...
Curtis focuses only lightly on Hardwick's love affairs in these New York years (the name of Allen Tate is mentioned). Her literary success was ...
THE UNCOLLECTED ESSAYS OF ELIZABETH HARDWICK
I've enjoyed Elizabeth Hardwick's essays over the years so this new collection of Hardwick's more obscure essays caused me to rejoice!
An Archive Is An Empty Theatre: Elizabeth Hardwick
For Hardwick, the 'somewhere or other' seems to be more in her essays than in her fiction. Oscar Wilde's insight, by way of Harold Bloom, about ...
It is more than the story of a life: it is Elizabeth Hardwick's experience of womanhood in the twentieth century. Escaping her childhood home of Kentucky, the ...
Jess Cotton, Catching a Fish — Sidecar - New Left Review
Hardwick's brackish, adamantine prose however was a product of the labour required to puncture the liberal platitudes which she saw filling ...
View Of My Own Elizabeth Hardwick
work and life The Collected Essays of Elizabeth Hardwick Elizabeth Hardwick,2017-10-17 The first ever collection of ... praise it for this very disability and ...