Just a bit related: I first encountered Cain in a PhD course
in "Writers of the Twenties & Thirties" at SUNY Stony
Brook, Prof. Gerald B. Nelson, wherein we read Postman (the
same week, I think, as Reed's Ten Days That Shook the World).
I went on to write a doctoral thesis on Double Indemnity.
Sadly, It was not a particularly good one, by my estimation,
& someday I hope to have the time to revisit it. Anyway.
Rob
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vhend1234@aol.com wrote:
> I think it's interesting that Cain was
never
> included in any literature
> classes I took in grad school or undergrad
for
> English degrees. However, when I
> started the MA in creative writing he was
instantly
> seen as the Master. He's a
> writer for writers, those that know the most
about
> the craft.
> Vicki
>
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have
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> removed]
>
>
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