Edmund Wilson published dozens of books — articles, critical essays, polemics, a long study of American civil war literature, Patriotic Gore , and his personal diaries, quite psychopathic. In all this extraordinary work, To the Finland Station stands out , which has as its subtitle A Study on Writing and Acting in History , published in 1940. It is an absolutely current book that can be read and reread like the great novels, and that , over the years since its publication, it has gained charm and vigor, just like the works ...
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