News Source: Tulsa World
| 26 days ago
Published: 11/1/2009 2:26 AM Last Modified: 11/1/2009 2:26 AM Fans of John Irving who relish the mutilations he inflicts on characters might be delighted to learn that his 12th novel opens in a 1954 New Hampshire logging camp.
News Source: Miami Herald
| 26 days ago
Because we're in a John Irving novel, tragedy is practically guaranteed to follow. ``It was an accident,'' a character declares after the unfortunate death that triggers the plot of Last Night in Twisted River . ``It's nobody's fault.'' Like so much...
News Source: The independent
| 27 days ago
there are those critics who have long implied that John Irving – with his recurring themes, locations, motifs and misadventures – has been writing the same book since his breakthrough, The World According to Garp, in 1978.