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George Moore, 1852-1933
Adrian Frazier
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hardcover. Good clean copy showing light age and shelfwear, with light wear to dust jacket
Always at the centre of cultural change and excitement, the Irish writer George Moore enjoyed a sixty-year literary career during which he wrote prolifically, befriended artists and authors from Paris to London to Dublin, and rejected marriage though never the company of women. This book - the first full, documentary biography of Moore since 1936 - tells the remarkable story of a high-spirited man and his pathbreaking innovations as a writer. Adrian Frazier has mined letters, memoirs, society journals, writings not previously attributed to Moore, and other archives to reveal new information about Moore's early life, his ostensibly promiscuous bachelor ... Read more
Always at the centre of cultural change and excitement, the Irish writer George Moore enjoyed a sixty-year literary career during which he wrote prolifically, befriended artists and authors from Paris to London to Dublin, and rejected marriage though never the company of women. This book - the first full, documentary biography of Moore since 1936 - tells the remarkable story of a high-spirited man and his pathbreaking innovations as a writer. Adrian Frazier has mined letters, memoirs, society journals, writings not previously attributed to Moore, and other archives to reveal new information about Moore's early life, his ostensibly promiscuous bachelor ... Read more
Product Details
Format
Hardback
Publication date
2000
Publisher
Yale University Press New York
Condition
Used, Very Good
Number of Pages
622
Place of Publication
, United States
ISBN
9780300082456
SKU
KMO0000511
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About Adrian Frazier
Adrian Frazier is professor of English at Union College, Schenectady.
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