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1933: The Store, by T. S. Stribling7 comments

jwrosenzweig wrote 3 months ago: Literary Style: Stribling’s talent lies in presenting human characters—specifically, the … more →

Tags: Book Review, racism, america, The Store (1933), The South

"Novels are written the way people wish life could be lived, Sydna, not as things really happen."

jwrosenzweig wrote 3 months ago: I’ve taken a liking to quotations like the one above, in which The Store’s main characte … more →

Tags: Reflection on Reading, character, Novels, The Store (1933), Sequels, Economics

"He detested lying to anybody, not because he had any scruples against it, but because it appeared cowardly."2 comments

jwrosenzweig wrote 3 months ago: That quotation from The Store sums up a lot about The Colonel’s character pretty aptly, and de … more →

Tags: Reflection on Reading, character, Family, African-Americans, The Store (1933)

"Honors used to seek men, but nowadays men seek honors."1 comment

jwrosenzweig wrote 3 months ago: Finally.  After a string of novels that meandered between “acceptable” and “dissat … more →

Tags: Reflection on Reading, character, African-Americans, The Store (1933), Complexity

"In response to his wife's uncertain inquiry about the political speaking, Colonel Miltiades Vaiden called back from his gate that he did not think there would be any ladies at the courthouse that evening."2 comments

jwrosenzweig wrote 4 months ago: Well, then.  So begins The Store, by T. S. Stribling, which (my copy, at least) announces itself on … more →

Tags: Reflection on Reading, The Store (1933), trilogies, Alabama, Fat People

The Store: An Old Review

Diablevert wrote 2 years ago: This is a bit like the 70-year-old Pulitzer version of the lurkers support me in email, but hey, loo … more →

Tags: The Store, time

The Store: Summary

Diablevert wrote 2 years ago: As I liked this one better than my erstwhile partner, I feel guilty for neglecting poor Stribling. B … more →

Tags: The Store, Alabama, Stribling, Race Relations, Florece, Passing, small town, Post-Reconstrcution

The Store: Final Chat1 comment

Dreadful Penny wrote 2 years ago: Dreadful Penny: The Store! I was not expecting shit to go all wrong in quite… nay, at all … more →

Tags: The Store

The Store: Third Chat

Diablevert wrote 2 years ago: Dreadfulpenny: So things really heated up in this week’s installment! (I’ve never watche … more →

Tags: The Store, sex, Alabama, Stribling, Confederate colonels, Race Relations, Florence, Jim Crow

The Store: Second Chat

Dreadful Penny wrote 2 years ago: The Store chat part deux, covering about 100 more pages, in which we open with a Sunday brisket havi … more →

Tags: The Store, Stribling, Pulitzer

The Store: First Chat

Diablevert wrote 2 years ago: (….a common refrain, I know, but we’re trying to post a little more regularly round thes … more →

Tags: The Store, racism, Alabama, Miltiadies, Reconstruction, Dialect


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