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Mystery and manners
occasional prose
Book • 1969
Mystery and Manners: Occasional Prose is a collection of essays by Flannery O'Connor, edited by Sally and Robert Fitzgerald.
The book delves into O'Connor's views on writing, faith, and the role of the writer in society, highlighting the tension between the 'mystery' of the divine and the 'manners' of everyday human life.
It offers insights into her literary philosophy and the influence of her Catholic faith on her work.
The book delves into O'Connor's views on writing, faith, and the role of the writer in society, highlighting the tension between the 'mystery' of the divine and the 'manners' of everyday human life.
It offers insights into her literary philosophy and the influence of her Catholic faith on her work.
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Recommended as a wonderful resource mainly for writers.
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Mentioned as a book to read if you are wondering where to go from here.
Episode 277: “A Good Man is Hard to Find” by Flannery O’Connor
