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This Quiet Dust by William Styron

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Also by William Styron:

Selected Letters Of William Styron, December 2012
Hardcover / e-Book
Havanas in Camelot, April 2008
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Set This House on Fire, April 2001
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A Tidewater Morning, September 1994
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Sophie's Choice, March 1992
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Darkness Visible, January 1992
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This Quiet Dust
William Styron

And Other Writings

Vintage
January 1993
On Sale: January 4, 1993
368 pages
ISBN: 0679735968
EAN: 9780679735960
Paperback (reprint)
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Fiction Poetry

In this new edition, which has been updated with the inclusion of six previously uncollected essays, Styron covers a wide range of concerns; yet whether he is recounting his search for the historic Nat Turner, peering into the abyss of Auschwitz, navigating the battlefields of Vietnam and Chicago in 1968, or offering fresh assessments of Thomas Wolfe, F. Scott Fitzgerald, William Faulkner, James Jones, and Robert Penn Warren, Styron is always a consummate literary stylist, one who is as engaging as he is engaged.

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