Amateurs (1976) [Collection]
by Donald Barthelme
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Summary
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A collection of Barthelme's fiction published in magazines, primarily The New Yorker, between 1970-1975.
Contents:
- Our Work and Why We Do It
- The Wound
- 110 West Sixty-First Street
- Some of Us Had Been Threatening
- Our Friend Colby
- The School
- The Great Hug
- I Bought a Little City
- The Agreement
- The Sergeant
- What to Do Next
- The Captured Woman
- And Then
- Porcupines at the University
- The Educational Experience
- The Discovery
- Rebecca
- The Reference
- The New Member
- You Are as Brave as Vincent Van Gogh
- At the End of the Mechanical Age
Original title: Amateurs
Original languages:
English
Quotes:
Genre: Fiction→ General Fiction→ Literary Fiction/classics→ Post-modern, Avant-garde, & Experimental
The following works are contained within this one:
Sergeant, the (1973) [Short Story]
Author: Donald Barthelme
Our Work and Why We Do It (1973) [Short Story]
Author: Donald Barthelme
School, the (1974) [Short Story]
Author: Donald Barthelme
Notes:
- Dedication: "To Grace Paley"
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