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    Mr. Bridge

    Mr. Bridge

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    by Evan S. Connell


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      ISBN-13: 9781619020252
    • Publisher: Counterpoint Press
    • Publication date: 01/13/2005
    • Sold by: Barnes & Noble
    • Format: eBook
    • Pages: 384
    • Sales rank: 116,724
    • File size: 589 KB


    Evan S. Connell—long recognized as one of the most important literary voices of contemporary letters—is the author of 17 books, including Mrs. Bridge and Deus lo Volt, and the best-selling Son of the Morning Star. He lives in Santa Fe, New Mexico.

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    The classic novel about a repressed upper-middle-class husband in the American Midwest, by a New York Times–bestselling and Man Booker Prize–winning author.
     
    Walter Bridge is an ambitious Kansas City lawyer who redoubles his efforts and time at the office whenever he senses that his family needs something—even when what they need is more of him and less of his money. Affluence, material assets, and comforts create a cocoon of respectability that cloaks the void within—not the skeleton in the closet but a black hole swallowing the whole household.
     
    Together with its companion, Mrs. Bridge, this novel is a classic portrait of a man, a marriage, and the manners and mores of a particular social class in the first half of twentieth-century America.
     
    “A small masterpiece.” —Joyce Carol Oates
     
    “Mr. and Mrs. Bridge are forever human, forever vulnerable, forever pitiable. In spare, whimsical, ironic prose, Connell exposes each and every one of their wrinkles and then, in the end, offers them to us as human beings to be cherished.” —The Washington Post

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