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Sherwood Anderson: Critical Essay by David D. Anderson

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SOURCE: Anderson, David D. “Sherwood Anderson's Poor White and the Grotesques Become Myth.” Midamerica 14 (1987): 89-100.

In the following essay, Anderson describes the mythic qualities of Poor White.

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