Dawn Powell (Critical Survey of Long Fiction)
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Though Dawn Powell is known primarily as a novelist, she had originally intended to write for the theater. Her play Big Night was produced by the Group Theatre in 1933, and Jig Saw, based on her novel Jig Saw: A Comedy, had a short run in 1934. Powell also wrote a musical comedy and scripts for radio, television, and film and published essays, reviews, and short stories in distinguished national magazines. A number of her short stories were collected in Sunday, Monday and Always (1952).
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