Stories [ edit] "Fall River" ( The Left, Autumn, 1931) "Late Gathering" ( Pagany, October-December 1931) "Bock Beer and Bermuda Onions" ( Hound & Horn, April-June 1931) "The Autobiography of a Drummer" ( The New Republic, October 23, 1935) "In Passing" ( The Atlantic Monthly, March 1936) "Bayonne" ( ...
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Mar 8, 2022 · In a singular foray into the world of Edith Wharton (“The Man She Loved”), a fortune-hunting mother places her bet on an English nobleman as a husband for her daughter who meanwhile is falling for...
Aug 30, 2005 · Thirteen Uncollected Stories By John Cheever Hardcover – August 30, 2005 by John Cheever (Author), Franklin H. Dennis (Editor) 5.0 5.0 out of 5 stars 4 ratings
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Mar 1, 1994 · thirteen uncollected stories by John Cheever ‧ RELEASE DATE: March 1, 1994 After years of litigation between the publisher and Cheever's estate, this collection of 13 stories now in the public domain proves something of a disappointment.
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May 8, 1994 · "The Opportunity," a 1949 tale about a stagestruck girl whose theatrical instincts are shrewder than anyone guesses, shows Cheever in full flower. With its pixilated, fabular quality, it holds its own against his best work - and only makes one wonder what else has fallen victim to legal battles.
It anticipates Arthur Miller's Willy Loman by more than a decade. In this intriguing collection, Cheever plunges us into a stark world; the scenes are reminiscent of Edward Hopper. It is a world...
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This is the first new collection of John Cheever stories in more than fifteen years, and the first time these stories have ever been collected. Originally published in the 1930s and 1940s in magazines which run the gamut from obscure leftist literary periodicals, through The New Republic and The Atlantic Monthly, to mass circulation glossies like Colliers and Cosmopolitan, these stories deal with ... goodreads.com
