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Adams, Alice - Further Reading
FURTHER READING
Biography
Herman, Barbara A, "Alice Adams." Contemporary Fiction Writers of the South: A Bio-Bibliographical Sourcebook, edited by Joseph M. Flora and Robert Bain, pp. 11-21. Westport, Conn.: Greenwood Press, 1993.
Divided into the following sections: biography, discussion of themes, survey of Adams criticism, and primary and secondary bibliographies.
Criticism
DeMott, Benjamin. "Stories of Change." The New York Times Book Review (11 April 1982): 7, 17.
Referring to the fact that most of the characters in the stories in To See You Again seek to alter their lives, DeMott states: "Practically everybody in sight is wild to start over. The change-obsessed members of Miss Adams's audience . . . will surely be amused for a time, but there's a chance that even they may find the performance a shade too monotonic before the end."
Flam, Jack. "Savoring the Flavor of Everyday Life." Wall...
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- James N. Baker (essay date 1979)
- Laurie Stone (essay date 1979)
- Dean Flower (essay date 1979)
- Alice Adams with Neil Feineman (interview date 1980)
- Carolyn See (essay date 1982)
- William Buchanan (essay date 1983)
- Linda Pastan (essay date 1983)
- Anne Boston (essay date 1986)
- Lee Upton (essay date 1989)
- Kirkus Reviews (essay date 1989)
- Catherine Petroski (essay date 1989)
- Ron Carlson (essay date 1989)
- Greg Johnson (essay date 1990)
- Barbara Frey Waxman (essay date 1990)
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