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Voice of an American Playwright: Interviews with Horton Foote

Voice of an American Playwright: Interviews with Horton Foote

Voice of an American Playwright: Interviews with Horton Foote

Edited by Gerald C. Wood

Mercer University Press
360 pages
$22

“This book establishes that Horton Foote’s characters and themes come from Wharton, Texas, a region influenced more by the Deep South than the cowboy tradition of West Texas. But these interviews also establish that such stories are not place-specific. They are universal stories about going away and the eternal search of emotional and spiritual homes. Foote’s stories are revealed as reflecting the dislocation, loneliness, racial tension, and gender and class divisions of the United States.”

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