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Norwood
Book • 1966
Charles Portis's "Norwood" follows a World War II veteran's quest to recover a debt from a former acquaintance.
The journey takes him from a small town in Texas to New York City, encountering various colorful characters along the way.
The novel is a humorous and satirical exploration of American life, showcasing Portis's distinctive writing style and keen observations.
The story's focus on the protagonist's misadventures and his interactions with a used car dealer who transports prostitutes adds a unique and engaging element to the narrative.
"Norwood" is a testament to Portis's ability to create memorable characters and weave together seemingly disparate elements into a cohesive and entertaining story.
The journey takes him from a small town in Texas to New York City, encountering various colorful characters along the way.
The novel is a humorous and satirical exploration of American life, showcasing Portis's distinctive writing style and keen observations.
The story's focus on the protagonist's misadventures and his interactions with a used car dealer who transports prostitutes adds a unique and engaging element to the narrative.
"Norwood" is a testament to Portis's ability to create memorable characters and weave together seemingly disparate elements into a cohesive and entertaining story.
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