I'm wondering about the new book of essays by Wolfe. I
can't remember the title, but I thought the
subtitle/description was something like "Wolfe on Writing".
Has anyone read this? Does it contain new material, or is
it simply a compilation of stuff that has appeared elsewhere
(for example, Castle of Days)?
Jordan Dennis16 Nov 2007, 02:53
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I'm wondering about the new book of essays by Wolfe. I
can't remember the title, but I thought the
subtitle/description was something like "Wolfe on Writing".
Has anyone read this? Does it contain new material, or is
it simply a compilation of stuff that has appeared elsewhere
(for example, Castle of Days)?
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Hey Scase,
I'm not sure if it is any different than what's in Castle of Days (I don't own it.) I can give you the technical specs on the book, though. It's titled "Shadow of the New Sun: Wolfe on Writing/Writers on Wolfe." It's edited by Peter Wright and published by Liverpool University Press. The ISBN is 978-84631-058-4. No price on the cover of my trade paperback copy, but I think I paid around $30 US at amazon.
Looking at the copyrights page, here's the list of where Wolfe's writings originally appeared:
- Plan[e]t Engineering
- 10 original (copyrighted 2007) very short works
- *The Writer, *1980
Hope that helps!
Jordan D. Dennis
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