Malamud. Award. “Binocular Vision should be the book with which Edith Pearlman casts o her secret-handshake status and takes up her rightful position.
Editorial Reviews. From Publishers Weekly. Starred Review. A finely tuned collection by writer's writer Pearlman combines the best of previous collections (How to Fall; etc.) with austere, polished new work. Pearlman's characters for the most part are stiff-upper-lipped Northeasterners who take what comes and don't
On the subway Sophie recited the list of stations like a poem. When the family got off at the Harvard Square station she frowned at a platform sign. Sophie had learned to read at three; her vocabulary at seven was prodigious; still . . .
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What they lack in length, Edith Pearlman's stories make up for in depth and richness of characters. Her collection of stories “Binocular Vision: New and Selected Stories" includes a parade of fully developed characters who learn to deal with a shortcoming they have encountered in their lives. Most of us can relate to at least
11 Jan 2011 Say the words Edith Pearlmanto certain enlightened readers and you are instantly acknowledged as an insider, a person who understands and appreciates that which is beautiful. Still,. I think that Binocular Vision: New & Selected Storiesshould be the book with which Edith Pearlman casts off her
13 Sep 2010 I think that Binocular Vision: New & Selected Storiesshould be the book with which Edith Pearlman casts off her secret-handshake status and takes up her rightful position as a national treasure. Put her stories beside those of John Updike and Alice Munro. That's where they belong. uAnn Patchett, from the
Wisdom in Edith Pearlman's Binocular Vision. By Walter G. Moss. Last year Edith Pearlman received much acclaim after her fourth collection of stories,. Binocular Vision: New & Selected Stories, won the National Book Critics Circle Award in fiction. Before then many learned people had never heard of her. By now, however,.
18 Oct 2011 I think that Binocular Vision: New & Selected Storiesshould be the book with which Edith Pearlman casts off her secret-handshake status and takes up her rightful position as a national treasure. Put her stories beside those of John Updike and Alice Munro. That's where they belong. uAnn Patchett, from the

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