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Andre Dubus (Critical Survey of Short Fiction)
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Although Andre Dubus wrote an early novel, The Lieutenant (1967), which is highly regarded by some critics and readers, and a novella, Voices from the Moon (1984), which has been printed separately, his most important contributions to literature are his shorter works. Besides his fiction, Dubus wrote two well- received books of autobiographical essays.
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Andre Dubus’s literary career is notable in the way it stands outside the shifting fashions of the American literary scene. During the 1960’s and 1970’s, when...
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