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- 0f1edd3cf18bfeb95fc77d3414b1afa92fb7a03d1daac0e930c0dd98ef78588c authorlink "Anatole Broyard".
- 0f1edd3cf18bfeb95fc77d3414b1afa92fb7a03d1daac0e930c0dd98ef78588c date "1977-01-07".
- 0f1edd3cf18bfeb95fc77d3414b1afa92fb7a03d1daac0e930c0dd98ef78588c first "Anatole".
- 0f1edd3cf18bfeb95fc77d3414b1afa92fb7a03d1daac0e930c0dd98ef78588c isCitedBy Henry_and_Cato.
- 0f1edd3cf18bfeb95fc77d3414b1afa92fb7a03d1daac0e930c0dd98ef78588c last "Broyard".
- 0f1edd3cf18bfeb95fc77d3414b1afa92fb7a03d1daac0e930c0dd98ef78588c location "New York, N.Y.".
- 0f1edd3cf18bfeb95fc77d3414b1afa92fb7a03d1daac0e930c0dd98ef78588c pages "56".
- 0f1edd3cf18bfeb95fc77d3414b1afa92fb7a03d1daac0e930c0dd98ef78588c quote "I don't see how we can have too many novels of people in significant and universally appealing crises finding themselves forced to make a philosophic leap of some sort that will illuminate their whole lives.".
- 0f1edd3cf18bfeb95fc77d3414b1afa92fb7a03d1daac0e930c0dd98ef78588c title "Books of The Times".
- 0f1edd3cf18bfeb95fc77d3414b1afa92fb7a03d1daac0e930c0dd98ef78588c work "New York Times".