Banks, Russell - Further Reading

FURTHER READING

CRITICISM

Banks, Russell, and J. J. Wylie. “Reinventing Realism: An Interview with Russell Banks.” Michigan Quarterly Review 39, no. 4 (fall 2000): 737-53.

Banks discusses his poetry, his attitude toward literary realism, and stylistic aspects of his fiction.

Coates, Joseph. “Tragically Redeemed.” Chicago Tribune Books (15 September 1991): section 14, pp. 1, 23.

Coates praises Banks's portrayal of small-town life in The Sweet Hereafter.

Dodd, Susan. “The End of Innocence, The Getting of Wisdom.” Washington Post Book World 25, no. 23 (4 June 1995): 9.

Dodd commends the protagonist of Rule of the Bone as a “perceptive” and “compelling” character.

Lawson, Guy. “Teenage Wasteland.” Maclean's 108, no. 28 (10 July 1995): 42-3.

Lawson compares Rule of the Bone to Richard Ford's Independence Day.

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