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Article: In memoriam: Paul Bowles
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- Musical Times
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- April 1, 2000
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Paul Bowles
The fame of Paul Bowles rests squarely on his fiction, an oeuvre that includes the novels The sheltering shy (1949) and Up above the world (1966), the collection of short stories The delicate prey (dating from the early 1950s), and a volume of autobiography, Without stopping (1972). However, he was also a composer, and, like the English author Anthony Burgess, one for whom the writing of music was an important ancillary to the principal pursuit of fiction. Before moving to Tangiers in 1947 to become a member of that mythical circle based around the court of Barbara Sutton at Sidi Hosni, Bowles had written a number of dramatic works. These included the ballets Yankee Clipper ...
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Article: Paul Bowles: The Outsider of the Avant-Garde
The Washington Post;
June 11, 1989 ;
700+ words
... ... SPECTATOR A Biography of Paul Bowles By Christopher Sawyer ... The Selected Stories By Paul Bowles The Ecco Press. 352 ... Let It Come Down, Paul Bowles calls one of its characters ... proportioned book. Born in New York City in 1910, Bowles ...
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