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Book by Morris, Wright
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1 author picked A Bill of Rites, A Bill of Wrongs, A Bill of Goods as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
Perhaps you’re already aware of all of these books. Well, allow me to introduce Nebraska-born author Wright Morris—a perpetually ignored force of nature. Morris mainly wrote award-winning fiction, but this collection of essays was a refreshing and straightforward way of looking at, to take one offbeat example, hippies: “Hippies share some knowledge of where they have been, but no demonstrable insight into where they are going…What they share is a condition, not a direction.” Morris even temporarily torpedoes his own genre to make his point. “Who needs fiction? What could be stranger than the news on the hour?” In 1968…
From Patrick's list on The best books on America in 1968.
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