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Richard Ford: Critical Essay by David Crouse

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SOURCE: Crouse, David. “Resisting Reduction: Closure in Richard Ford's Rock Springs and Alice Munro's Friend of My Youth.Canadian Literature 146 (autumn 1995): 51-64.

In the following essay, Crouse examines the role of epiphany in Richard Ford's Rock Springs and Alice Munro's Friend of My Youth.

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