In addition, he has also been the recipient of several prestigious grants and fellowships, including a Guggenheim Fellowship (1972–73), a MacArthur Foundation Award (1981, the so-called “genius” award), several Pushcart Prizes, and induction into the American Academy of Arts and Sciences in 1995. McPherson views himself as a practitioner of short story...
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McPherson views himself as a practitioner of short story. His stories have appeared in many different periodicals, including mainstream magazines like the Atlantic Monthly, Playboy, and small-press journals like the Harvard Review and Ploughshares. Hue and Cry (1968) and Elbow Room (1977) are collections of his best work...
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