Background
Linney, Romulus was born on September 21, 1930 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States. Son of Romulus Zachariah Linney and Maitland (Thompson) Clabaugh.
(NY, Harcourt Brace Jovanovih (1973) First Edition. Foxing...)
NY, Harcourt Brace Jovanovih (1973) First Edition. Foxing to top page edge, else very good hardcover. Clean, tight and straight. Dustjacket has slight shelfwear, rubbing, else very good in archival mylar cover. Smoke and pet free premises. B107
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( In Slowly, By Thy Hand Unfurled, a nineteenth century n...)
In Slowly, By Thy Hand Unfurled, a nineteenth century nameless and uneducated housewife records a remarkable diary of her dark, disintegrating journey. Trying to make sense of herself and to form a judgment of her life, she struggles in confusion to pierce the narrow limits of her understandingof her time and place, of the realities of her nature. Romulus Linney has written an exquisite exercise in self-destruction, but it’s final strength rests in its naked yet compassionate treatment of human guilt and suffering. The diarist’s language is blunt and deformed, but it also reaches toward a lyricism as she sees the discrepancies between what she professes and what she practicesas a mother, a wife, and individual.
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Overlooked and unavailable for more than forty years, Heathen Valley is an extraordinary novel, a book that surges with power, character, and insight. Romulus Linney’s haunting and original work was born from the church histories of the Valle Crucis mission in western North Carolina. Told in four parts, it is a story set in an almost unknown valley, Heathen, a Valley That Forgot God.” With a quiet, muscular violence and biblical cadence that readers of Cormac McCarthy will recognize, Linney takes us into the 1850s, where an idealistic bishop from New England and a life-whipped, sorrowful transient named Starns struggle to win souls and transform the valley. Widely reviewed when it was first published in 1962 and selected as an alternate for the Book-of-the-Month Club, Romulus Linney’s first novel, Heathen Valley, was never reprinted and has never before been in paperback.
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Linney, Romulus was born on September 21, 1930 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States. Son of Romulus Zachariah Linney and Maitland (Thompson) Clabaugh.
Bachelor, Oberlin College, 1953. Doctor of Letters (honorary), Oberlin College, 1994. Master of Fine Arts, Yale University, 1958.
Doctor of Literature (honorary), Applachian State University, 1995. Doctor of Literature (honorary), Wake Forest University, 1998.
Professor Actors Studio Master of Fine Arts New School, New York City. Lecturer University North Carolina, Chapel Hill, Raleigh, University Pennsylvania, Brooklyn College, Connecticut College, Princeton University, Hunter College, Columbia University.
( Heathen Valley, Romulus Linney’s haunting and original ...)
( In Slowly, By Thy Hand Unfurled, a nineteenth century n...)
( Overlooked and unavailable for more than forty years, H...)
(NY, Harcourt Brace Jovanovih (1973) First Edition. Foxing...)
(Book by Romulus Linney, Ernest J Gaines)
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Member College of the Fellows of the American Theatre. With United States Army, 1954-1956. Member of Fellowship of Southern Writers, Ensemble Studio Theatre, Academy Arts & Letters, American Academy Arts and Sciences, Corporation of Yaddo (board directors).
Married Laura Callanan, 1996. Children: Laura, Susan.