Flannery O’Connor was born on March 25, 1925 and died on August 3, 1964. She was an American novelist and short story writer well known for her Southern Gothic style. Her Complete Stories, published posthumously, earned her the 1972 U.S. National Book Award for Fiction.
“She was not just the best ‘woman writer’ of this time and place: she expressed something secret about America called ‘the South’, with that transcendent gift for expressing the real spirit of a culture that is conveyed by those writers who become nothing but what they see. She was a genius.” – New York Times
“She is a modern writer in the widest sense, in that her stories are all preoccupied with obsessions at the heart of our modern world.” – Times Literary Supplement
We will be discussing four short stories by O’Connor:
A Good Man is Hard to Find
Everything that Rises Must Converge
A Temple of the Holy Ghost
Revelation
We will meet Online via Zoom on Thursday, April 9th at 19:30 to talk about O’Connor’s works.
You can download The Complete Short Stories of Flannery O’Connor here in PDF: The Complete Short Stories
If you would like to join our meeting, please send us an email so we can send you the link in order to connect via Zoom. cafeliterarioba@gmail.com
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