
Wunderkind
Writing about outcasts, dreamers and misfits in the Deep South, Carson McCullers was acclaimed for her sympathetic depictions of loneliness, the need for understanding and the search for love. These four masterly stories of eccentrics, failed prodigies, injustice and hope, written when she was in her twenties, explore the human condition with humour and pathos.
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Jade Flynn@jadeflynn
Looking forward to reading more McCullers.
This book appears on the shelf 2016

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