Sherwood Anderson:biography And Writing Techniques

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Rachelle E

 

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July 8, 2013

 

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Anderson was forced to try more leisurely activities so that he might avoid another breakdown. He began to read the "Chicago Renaissance", a newspaper which he soon grew fond of. This eventually encouraged him to continue his writing and take it to a new level. In the mid to late teens he wrote several books including "Windy McPherson's son" (1916), and "Marching Men" (1917), and in 1918 he wrote and published "Mid American Chants", a collection of poems...
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Anderson was forced to try more leisurely activities so that he might avoid another breakdown. He began to read the "Chicago Renaissance", a newspaper which he soon grew fond of. This eventually encouraged him to continue his writing and take it to a new level. In the mid to late teens he wrote several books including "Windy McPherson's son" (1916), and "Marching Men" (1917), and in 1918 he wrote and published "Mid American Chants", a collection of poems...
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