Novels and stories of the 1940s & 50s:
Raised in Brooklyn, the son of Jewish immigrants, and coming of age in Depression-era New York, Bernard Malamud (1914-1986) began his career writing stories of unsparing precision and power, plumbing the depths of an impoverished urban world. His early, naturalistic style evolved into an inventive,...
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| Zusammenfassung: | Raised in Brooklyn, the son of Jewish immigrants, and coming of age in Depression-era New York, Bernard Malamud (1914-1986) began his career writing stories of unsparing precision and power, plumbing the depths of an impoverished urban world. His early, naturalistic style evolved into an inventive, often surreal idiom that blurs reality and fantasy. His first novel, The Natural (1952), is a dazzling reimagining of the possibilities of sports fiction, and it remains one of the greatest and most beloved novels about baseball ever written. In the The Assistant (1957), Malamud created a searing drama of guilt and redemption about a struggling grocer's family and the mysterious drifter who comes to rob, and then to work at, his store, transforming all of their lives in unforeseen ways. Joining these novels are twenty-six short stories, ranging from the early tale "Armistice," set in Brooklyn during the troubling weeks of the German invasion of France in 1940, to one of his deepest and most celebrated stories, "The Magic Barrel," a deep fable about a rabbinical student and the matchmaker who leads him to an utterly unexpected bride |
| Beschreibung: | Enth. u.a.: The natural. The Assistant The Natural -- The Assistant -- A note to my Norwegian readers Twenty Stories: Benefit performance -- The place is different now -- Steady customer -- The literary life of Laban Goldman -- The cost of living -- The prison -- The first seven years -- The death of me -- The bill -- An apology -- The loan -- The girl of my dreams -- The magic barrel -- The mourners -- Angel Levine -- A summer's reading -- Take pity -- The lady of the lake -- Behold the key -- The maid's shoes Posthumously published stories: Armistice -- Spring rain -- The grocery store -- A confession of murder -- Riding pants -- The elevator |
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| adam_text | Contents
The Natural
.....................................
t
The Assistant
.................................... 199
A. Note to My Norwegian Readers
..................... 4 13
Twenty Stories
Benefit .Performance
.............................. 4. .1.7
The place Is Different Now
........................ 4-2-4.
Steady Customer
.................................
4-3S
The Literary Lire of
Laban G o!
ci. iti
a n
.................. 4-4-2
Tlie
Cosi,
oí
Living
............................... 452
The Prison
......................................
46г
The Firsl Seven Years
............................ 4-68
The Death of Me
................................ 479
The Bit
........................................ 486
Ají
Apology
.................................... . 493
The Loan
...................................... 502
The*.
Ciri
of My Dreams
............................ 509
The Magic Barrel
................................. 521.
The Mourners
................................... $38
Angel
Levine
.................................... 546
A S
1.1
.miner s .Reading
.............................. 557
Take Pity
....................................... 565
The Lady of the LaJce
........................... . . 574
Behold, the Key
.................................. 597
The Maid s Shoes.
................................ 618
P o s t h u
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Published
S
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Armisrjce
....................................... 633
Spring
Raj
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Ó39
The Grocery Score
.............................. 645
A Confession of Murder
........................... 654
Rjclrng Pants
.................................... 673
The Elevator
.................................... 680
Chronology
........................................ 691
Note on the I ex
es................................... 703
Notes
........................................... 707
Łulogizing
him in
iç>8<5.
Šatil Bello r
pronounced that
Bernard
Д
-Ialamud
in liis
inoveis
anei
stories discov¬
ered a sort of communicative genius in the impo rcr-
ished, harsh jargon of
і
nanii
grant
ISÏew
York, tie was a
rnyth maker, a fabulist, a writer of exquisite parables. *1
With this volume and its companion, JSTovels cvrid
Stro7~îes
oj
the
zpöos^
The Library
oť America
initiates a
three-volume edition celebrating, in Bellow s words,
cca rich original of the first rank.
At age thirty-eight, after a long apprenticeship writing
stories, Bernard Malamud published his first book,
TThe isTcittiTctl
(1952.)
> and instantly redefined the possi¬
bilities of sports fiction. Reimagining the colorful
characters and storied episodes of baseball lore,
jVlalamud imbued the tale of Roy Hobbs
---
a once-
promising prospect whose first chance at a big-league
career had been sabotaged by a deranged
teníale
fan
---
with the grandeur of myth. Armed with Won¬
der boy, his beloved bat, Roy leads his New York;
Knights in an unlikely run at the league pennant. The
«quest leads him ever deeper into a thicket of intrigue
involving the team s venal owner, the manager s irre¬
sistible niece, and Roy s own insatiable appetites.
The son of a cash-strapped Brooklyn grocer, JVlalamud
transformed the bleak world of his youth into fiction
in his next novel, TThe
^ssistcM-it (15)5:7).
Aging shop¬
keeper Alorris
В о
ber
has
stink
his entire life into a
modest: grocery that has long been on the verge of
failure. An armed robbery at the store seems another
crushing
Ь1олл%
yet it brings about a change more
momentous than he could have expected when one of
the perpetrators, a drifter from the West named Frank
.Alpine, is shaken with remorse and comes to work for
JVIorris. Within the
confínes
of the claustrophobic
storefront and the surrounding neighborhood,
JVlalamud creates a riveting drama abotit suffering,
endurance, and the possibility of redemption. Criti¬
cally
¿іссіліплесі
upon publication, The ^Assistn^zt
A lalam.ud the first of nvo
iSíational
Book Awards.
I have discovered a short
sto
rv writer who is better
than anv of them,
includine;
mvself
.
Flannerv
O Connor wrote in
1958
after reading AdalamucTs first
story collection, The
Plagie
Ђаггек
This Library of
America volume presents
Atalamnďs
complete short
fiction of the
1940s
and 50s: twenty-five stories and the
first chapter of an unfinished novel. In the taut prose of
tales such as The Bill, The Loan, and The Cost
of Living, Alalamud explored the close-to-the-bone
world of the Brooklyn he knew. As he evolved as a
writer his stories became more surreal and fantastic,
perhaps most unforgettably in the masterpiece The
Adagie
Barrel« Several beguiling tales set in Italy,
inspired by his year in Rome in
1956—57-,
show
Malamud making his distinctive contribution to the
enduring theme of the American abroad, and reveal
yet another facet of his development as a storyteller.
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