In a message dated 9/6/06 1:37:18 PM,
juri.nummelin@pp.inet.fi writes:
> John O'Hara pops up here every now and then. I have
both
> APPOINTMENT IN SOMORRA and BUTTERFIELD 8, but I
havent' as yet
> read them. Are there any other books by O'Hara that
would merit
> reading? I think I have one or two of his short
story collections
> (HELLBOX comes to mind) and I just bought a newer
novel of his
> (can't remember the title, though; it was very
cheap). I also
> have an omnibus of PAL JOEY, HOPE OF HEAVEN and
SERMONS AND SODA
> WATER.
>
> Juri
> http://pulpetti.blogspot.com
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Juri--I think Appointment In Sumarra is one of the great
American novels. It's also a great wry read about small town
America with a tragic ending built in. O'Hara could be
fantastic or sloppy but he was rarely dull. He was a master
of the short story.
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