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| #3020390 in Books | 1996-12-18 | Original language:English | PDF # 1 | 9.44 x2.23 x6.52l,3.35 | File type: PDF | 800 pages||15 of 15 people found the following review helpful.| Love of language, literature, life|By Daniel Myers|It is no doubt Lowry initiates, scholars and afficianados at whom this book was and, therefore, this review will be, primarily aimed. I have no inkling as to why only Volume II is included here. It may be simply a slip on 's part (I didn't realize myself that there were two volumes amounting to almost 2,000 pages until I o|||'The two volumes will be a monument to what may be the last great age of letter writing ... Sherrill Grace has done an imaginative and exhaustive job of transcribing, editing and annotating these letters ... [Her annotations] underline the richness, exuberanc
The general tone of this second volume of letters is considerably darker than that of the first. Though Under the Volcano (published in 1947) was behind Lowry, it would never leave him alone. The success of the novel became a curse: he could not avoid helping his translators; he longed for a film treatment of the book; he found it difficult to become fully engaged in new work; the celebrity associated with a best-seller was, as he put it in a poem, a 'disaste...
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