A Prayer for Owen Meany
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Introduction
"Our Presidents continue to pour the soothing syrup. But some of our most talented novelists see the political condition of American society as a disaster, the temper of many Americans as correspondingly dangerous. In A Prayer for Owen Meany John Irving makes it all too plain, and with positive rage, that in his eyes American society has been a moral disaster since the 1960's." Michael Anderson, New York Times, March 12, 1989. Read the whole review.
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A Prayer for Owen Meany Contemporary Literary Criticism, volume(s) 112:152-54, 156-58, 165, 173; 175:332, 341-43, 346-50 Beacham's Encyclopedia of Popular Fiction: Analyses, volume(s) 6:3340-43 Novels for Students, volume(s) 14:192-218
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