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Alfred and Guinevere

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4 out of 5
Based on 119 Ratings and 23 Reviews

Book Description
One of the finest American poets of the second half of the twentieth century, James Schuyler was at the same time a remarkable novelist. Alfred and Guinevere are two children who have been sent by their parents to spend the summer at their grandmother's house in the country. There they puzzle over their parents' absence and their relatives' habits, play games and pranks, make friends and fall out ... More
Book Information
PublisherNew York Review Books Classics
BindingPaperback (5 editions)
Reading LevelUncategorized
# of Pages126
ISBN-100940322498
ISBN-13978-0940322493
Publication Date02/2002
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About James Schuyler (Author) : James Schuyler is a published author of children's books. Some of the published credits of James Schuyler include What's for Dinner? (New York Review Books Classics), Alfred and Guinevere (New York Re... more
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About John Ashbery (Introduction) : John Ashbery is a published translator. Published credits of John Ashbery include Alfred and Guinevere (New York Review Books Classics) and Wonder Tales: Six French Stories of Enchantment.
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About Harry Zohn (Translator) : Harry Zohn is a published author and a translator. Published credits of Harry Zohn include Alfred and Guinevere (New York Review Books Classics) and Karl Kraus and the Critics (Literary Criticism in P... more
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