Raymond Carver: Collected Stories Raymond Carver
Publisher: Library of America, The

In a front page review for the New York Times Book Review, Stephen King calls Carver “surely the most influential writer of American short stories in the second half of the 20th century. Dec 16, 2010 - Going to read his Collected Stories before Christmas. Here's a couple of things he said in an interview: Claude Grimal: Why did you choose to write short stories rather than, say, novels? Dec 21, 2012 - LOA published the collected stories of Raymond Carver in a definitive edition that took into account the author's intent when more than one version appeared in print. The Library of America issued a Carver volume this Carol Sklenicka, Raymond Carver: A Writer's Life. Jan 15, 2010 - This time around, I started by reading stories from Will You Please Be Quiet, Please?, Carver's first collection—the stories, that is, that I hadn't already read in Where I'm Calling From. Then I went ahead and re-read those, too. By For more on Carver, who died in 1988 at the age of 50 from lung cancer, visit The Poetry Foundation's biography of the writer, who was more well-known in his early career for his short stories. Feb 4, 2010 - Fans of Raymond Carver's short fiction got a treat last year when the Library of America published the celebrated writer's Collected Stories. Raymond Carver: Life circumstances. Apr 1, 2014 - I'm beginning this month series of sharing poetry that I am calling A Former Poet's Almanac with this poem from the late Raymond Carver from All of Us, The Collected Poems, published originally in 1996 in hardcover in Great Britain by Harvill Press and then in the U.S. Dec 8, 2009 - The William Charvat Collection of American Literature is the principal repository for the literary archive of Raymond Carver and this year has been a particularly good year for Carver.