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The technique of the novel, a handbook on the craft of the long narrative. / by Thomas H. Uzzell, Instructor in Fiction Writing, New York University; Associate Professor in English, Oklahoma State University; former Fiction Editor, Collier's Weekly.

LIBRA 808.3 Uz99 1959
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LIBRA PN3365 .U9 1959
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LIBRA - Rare PN3365 .U9 1959 Potok copy
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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Uzzell, Thomas H., 1884-
Contributor:
The Library of Chaim Potok (University of Pennsylvania)
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Fiction--Technique.
Fiction.
Fiction--History and criticism.
Penn Provenance:
Potok, Adena (donor) (Potok Collection copy)
Potok, Chaim (autograph) (Potok Collection copy)
Physical Description:
350 pages : illustrations ; 22 cm
Edition:
[Revised edition].
Other Title:
Technique of the novel with an analysis of one hundred important novels
Place of Publication:
New York : The Citadel Press, [1959]
Contents:
The good subject
The internal demand: temperament
The external demand: markets
The principles of unity
The problem of length
The first step: classificaiton
Character portrayal fundamentals
The principles of drama
Hero and villain stories
The novel of significance
Modern innovations
Viewpoint in fuction
Viewpoint in fiction (continued).
Notes:
Contains appendix "Novels for Study" and "Supplementary list of novels".
Includes index.
Local Notes:
Potok Collection copy presented to the Penn Libraries by Adena Potok.
Potok Collection copy is "First Paperbound Edition, April 1964".
Potok Collection copy has autograph "Chaim Potok February 1966 New York".
Potok Collection copy has underlines and marginal marks.
OCLC:
1618581

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