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Barry Hannah: Critical Essay by Mark J. Charney

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SOURCE: "The Autobiographical and the Violent: Geronimo Rex and Nightwatchmen," in Barry Hannah, Twayne Publishers, 1992, pp. 1-20.

In the following excerpt, Charney analyzes Geronimo Rex and Nightwatchmen, focusing on structure, character, and such themes as violence and identity.

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