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Автор: Mary McCarthy
Название: The Group
ISBN: 0349018065 ISBN-13(EAN): 9780349018065
Издательство: Little Brown
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Автор: Mary McCarthy
Название: The Company She Keeps
ISBN: 1844085945 ISBN-13(EAN): 9781844085941
Издательство: Little Brown
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Описание: Published in 1942, Mary McCarthy`s first novel creates a fascinating portrait of a 1930s New York social circle.

Автор: Mary McCarthy
Название: The Stones of Florence and Venice Observed
ISBN: 0141188219 ISBN-13(EAN): 9780141188218
Издательство: Random House - Penguin
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Описание: Features vivid and perceptive descriptions of two great Italian cities, Florence and Venice, told through their history and art. The author depicts Florence through its tempestuous past, from the reign of the Medicis to Savonarola`s bonfire of the vanities, and Venice as a city of illusion and spectacle, and carnival and commerce.

Автор: Mccarthy, Mary
Название: Mary Mccarthy I: 1942-63
ISBN: 1598535161 ISBN-13(EAN): 9781598535167
Издательство: Random House (USA)
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Описание: In the first volume of the definitive edition of her fiction, four novels and eight classic stories by the witty and provocative writer who defined a generation.
Seventy-five years ago Mary McCarthy provoked a scandal with her electrifying debut novel, The Company She Keeps (1942), announcing the arrival of a major new voice in American literature. A candid, thinly-veiled portrait of the late-1930s New York intellectual scene, its penetrating gaze and creative fusion of life and literature---mutual plagiarism, - she called it--became the hallmark of McCarthy's fiction, which the Library of America now presents in full for the first time in deluxe collector's edition. The Oasis (1949), a wicked satire about a failed utopian community, and The Groves of Academe (1952), a pioneering campus novel depicting the insular and often absurd world of academia, burnished her reputation as an acerbic truth-teller, but it was with A Charmed Life (1955), a searing story of small-town infidelity, that McCarthy fully embraced the frank and avant-garde treatment of gender and sexuality that would inspire generations of readers and writers. Also included are all eight of McCarthy's short stories, four from her collection Cast a Cold Eye (1950), and four collected here for the first time.