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A Literary Life

A Literary Life

William J. Palmer

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William J. Palmer
Año de edición:
2026
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Biografía: literaria
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9781919059686
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At eighty-one, novelist William J. Palmer asks: What defines a life lived in words?A Literary Life is not a typical celebrity memoir. It is a candid exploration of sixty years of marriage, four decades in academia, and the relentless pursuit of storytelling. From the innocence of 1950s Ohio to the sun-drenched beaches of California and the pubs of Galway, Palmer chronicles the joy of creation and the agony of loss.Discover the reality behind the published novels-the rejections, the breakthroughs, and the 'creative non-fiction' approach that blends memory with literary craft. This is a story of resilience through the tragic loss of a son and granddaughter, the evolution of a marriage anchored by love, and the humor found in retirement’s quirks.Perfect for readers who cherish the written word, this memoir offers:Insider Access: A look into the life of a Purdue professor and published author.Universal Themes: Grief, love, aging, and the search for identity.Literary Depth: Rich allusions for the well-read, grounded in real-life experience.Join Palmer on a journey through time, sport, and literature. If you believe memory is the only life after death, this book is for you.

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