What to Read and Why: Illuminating Essays on Literature, Language, and the Craft of Writing by a Distinguished Critic
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What to Read and Why: Illuminating Essays on Literature, Language, and the Craft of Writing by a Distinguished Critic

by Francine Prose

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In this collection of illuminating essays, Francine Prose considers literature, language, and the craft of writing. What to Read and Why explores the pleasures and purposes of reading while reflecting on how literary works are shaped, understood, and valued.

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What to Read and Why is a collection of essays on literature, language, and the craft of writing.

Francine Prose examines the experience of reading and the ways books can illuminate how we understand language and literary art.

The collection considers both the value of literature and the choices involved in creating it.

It is suited to readers interested in thoughtful literary criticism and the practice of writing.

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