Backward Ran Sentences: The Best of Wolcott Gibbs from the New Yorker
by Thomas Vinciguerra, Wolcott Gibbs
Backward Ran Sentences gathers the best of Wolcott Gibbs’s work from The New Yorker, presented with the involvement of Thomas Vinciguerra. This collection offers a focused introduction to Gibbs’s magazine writing and a chance to explore essays connected with one of America’s best-known literary publications.
About This Book
Backward Ran Sentences brings together selected work by Wolcott Gibbs from The New Yorker.
The book is presented by Thomas Vinciguerra and centers on Gibbs’s contributions to the magazine.
As a collection, it offers readers an opportunity to explore a range of writing associated with Gibbs and his New Yorker career.
It may appeal to readers interested in magazine writing, essays, and literary culture.
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