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Richard Ford: Critical Essay by Edward Dupuy

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SOURCE: Dupuy, Edward. “The Confessions of an Ex-Suicide: Relenting and Recovering in Richard Ford's The Sportswriter.Southern Literary Journal 23, no. 1 (fall 1990): 93-103.

In the following essay, Dupuy praises Ford's The Sportswriter as a life-affirming novel that unites the themes of happiness and loss through the effective use of a first-person narrative voice.

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