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Exploring themes of justice and destiny, this National Book Award winner presents a philosophical whodunit set in small-town America, reminiscent of Wilder's earlier work. The narrative revolves around a wrongful murder conviction and a daring rescue, showcasing the power of the human will. Additionally, the collection includes Wilder's last novel, a nostalgic portrayal of 1920s Newport, and three unpublished reminiscences from his unfinished autobiography, reflecting on his childhood in China, Yale experiences, and a poignant visit to Salzburg before the Nazi annexation.
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Thornton Wilder: The Eighth Day, Theophilus North, Autobiographical Writings (Loa #224), Thornton Wilder
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- Released
- 2012
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- Title
- Thornton Wilder: The Eighth Day, Theophilus North, Autobiographical Writings (Loa #224)
- Language
- English
- Authors
- Thornton Wilder
- Publisher
- Library of America
- Released
- 2012
- Format
- Hardcover
- Pages
- 864
- ISBN13
- 9781598531466
- Description
- Exploring themes of justice and destiny, this National Book Award winner presents a philosophical whodunit set in small-town America, reminiscent of Wilder's earlier work. The narrative revolves around a wrongful murder conviction and a daring rescue, showcasing the power of the human will. Additionally, the collection includes Wilder's last novel, a nostalgic portrayal of 1920s Newport, and three unpublished reminiscences from his unfinished autobiography, reflecting on his childhood in China, Yale experiences, and a poignant visit to Salzburg before the Nazi annexation.