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Reviewed on March 15, 2003
British critic Paul Connolly once called Richard Yates "America's finest forgotten author," and Norman Podheretz referred to him as our most "unfairly neglected author." Best-remembered for his novels Revolutionary Road and The Easter Parade, which contain some of the most unflinching and unsettling portraits of 20th-century middle-class life, Yates developed a reputation as a writer's writer. Drawing on letters and other archival materials, Bailey (The Sixties) offers the first in-depth glimp...Log In or Sign Up to Read More