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  • La Farge, Oliver
    Oliver La Farge

    His first novel, Laughing Boy (1929; film version 1934), is a poetic but realistic story of the clash of two cultures; it was awarded the Pulitzer Prize for fiction in 1929. La Farge’s novels have been called lyrical, yet they are always based on social awareness. Sparks Fly…

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    His first novel, Laughing Boy (1929; film version 1934), is a poetic but realistic story of the clash of two cultures; it was awarded the Pulitzer Prize for fiction in 1929. La Farge’s novels have been called lyrical, yet they are always based on social awareness. Sparks Fly…

    Read More