Alan Sillitoe (Critical Survey of Short Fiction)
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Alan Sillitoe’s more than three dozen published books include novels, collections of poetry, books for children, as well as travel literature, essays, and plays. Four of his books, including The Loneliness of the Long-Distance Runner and The Ragman’s Daughter have been made into films. His first novel, Saturday Night and Sunday Morning (1958), was also produced in a stage adaptation, and his second, The General (1960), carried the film title Counterpoint.
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Down from the Hill (British Fiction)Down from the Hill (Character Profiles)Loneliness of the Long-Distance Runner, The (Short Stories)Lost Flying Boat, The (British Fiction)Lost Flying Boat, The (Character Profiles)Out of the Whirlpool (Magill Book Reviews)Ragman’s Daughter, The (Short Stories)Saturday Night and Sunday Morning (British Fiction)Saturday Night and Sunday Morning (Character Profiles)Sniper, The (Short Stories)Widower’s Son, The (British Fiction)Widower’s Son, The (Character Profiles)Theory of Short Fiction (Topical Overview--Short Fiction)
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