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Friends and relations

In his introduction to a collection of criticism on the Anglo-Irish author Elizabeth Bowen, Harold Bloom wrote, "What then has Bowen given us except nuance, bittersweet and intelligent? Much, much more." Born in 1899, Bowen became part of the famous Bloomsbury scene, and her novels have a much-deserved place in the modernist canon. In recent years, however, her work has not been as widely read or written about, and as Bloom points out, her evocative and sometimes enigmatic prose requires careful parsing. Yet in addition to providing a fertile ground for criticism, Bowen's novels are both wonde.

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  • "In his introduction to a collection of criticism on the Anglo-Irish author Elizabeth Bowen, Harold Bloom wrote, "What then has Bowen given us except nuance, bittersweet and intelligent? Much, much more." Born in 1899, Bowen became part of the famous Bloomsbury scene, and her novels have a much-deserved place in the modernist canon. In recent years, however, her work has not been as widely read or written about, and as Bloom points out, her evocative and sometimes enigmatic prose requires careful parsing. Yet in addition to providing a fertile ground for criticism, Bowen's novels are both wonde."@en
  • "Roman où les passions frémissent sous le poids des conventions sociales et dans lequel l'adultère est évoqué sans jamais être pratiqué."
  • ""During a soft English summer in the 1920s, the Studdart sisters marry and set up house, one in London and one in a country estate. However, things are not as they seem. Using careful, elliptical prose interspersed with quips and populated by memorable characters, Elizabeth Bowen reveals how these seemingly placid lives are anchored in lies"--Page 4 of cover."@en
  • ""During a soft English summer in the 1920s, the Studdart sisters marry and set up house, one in London and one in a country estate. However, things are not as they seem. Using careful, elliptical prose interspersed with quips and populated by memorable characters, Elizabeth Bowen reveals how these seemingly placid lives are anchored in lies"--P. [4] of cover."

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  • "Friends and relations"
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  • "Amici e amanti"
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  • "Friends and relations. [Novel]. (Repr.)"
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  • "Friends and relations. A novel"@en
  • "L'adultère roman"
  • "Friends and Relations. A novel"@en
  • "Friends and relations : a novel"
  • "Friends and relations : a novel"@en
  • "Friends and Relations a Novel"@en
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  • "L'adultère : roman"
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  • "Friends and Relations"
  • "Friends and Relations"@en
  • "Friends and Relations, etc. [With a portrait.]"@en

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