I Have Words to Spend - The World of Rob by Robert Cormier

I Have Words to Spend - The World of Rob by Robert Cormier

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I Have Words to Spend - The World of Rob by Robert Cormier

In the tradition of those by William Allen White and Russell Baker, Robert Cormier's essays, originally written as newspaper columns, offering touching, humorous, and intensely personal observations and anecdotes about small-town life in America. Cormier explores those things that interest and excite him--from current events to the movies--as well as things that touch his heart--a daughter's wedding, the shape of his mother's hands.

I have words to spend, and I do not always spend them wisely. Cormier writes--a surprising confession from a novelist hailed as a master craftsman and noted for his spare and controlled prose. It is also the confession of a writer unafraid to submit to the rigors of writing under deadline and of an observer who sees with his heart as well as with his eyes. I Have Words to Spend is a splendid collection of pieces about the small-town visions and values that have particular poignancy in a time of turmoil. This is a volume to treasure and to return to over and over again.

Cormier's economical style of writing stories with a twist is evident in this collection of eighty-five short essays that were originally written as newspaper columns.--The Book Report
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ISBN 13 9780385302890
ISBN 10 0385302894
Title I Have Words to Spend - The World of Rob
Author Robert Cormier
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Publisher Delacorte Press
Year published 1991-04-01
Number of pages 209
Cover note Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary.
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