In this first study of novelist Elizabeth Strout's best-selling works, Katherine Montwieler reveals how Strout's voice, characters, and themes generate a powerful empathic response among mainstream readers--mostly women--that elite scholars undervalue at their own peril. This accessible companion also includes an exclusive interview with Strout.
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In this first study of novelist Elizabeth Strout's best-selling works, Katherine Montwieler reveals how Strout's voice, characters, and themes generate a powerful empathic response among mainstream readers--mostly women--that elite scholars undervalue at their own peril. This accessible companion also includes an exclusive interview with Strout.
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