Enough Rope

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Enough Rope is a 1926 poetry collection by American writer Dorothy Parker, known for its sharp wit, cynicism, and exploration of love and urban life.

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instanceOf book
poetry collection
associatedWith New York City NERFINISHED
author Dorothy Parker NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
criticalReception commercial success on publication
established Dorothy Parker’s reputation as a poet
followedBy Sunset Gun NERFINISHED
genre poetry
satirical poetry
hasPoem One Perfect Rose NERFINISHED
Résumé NERFINISHED
The Burned Child NERFINISHED
The Choice NERFINISHED
The Dark Girl’s Rhyme NERFINISHED
The Dark Girl’s Wail NERFINISHED
The Evening Primrose NERFINISHED
The False Friends NERFINISHED
The Flaw in Paganism NERFINISHED
The Immortals NERFINISHED
The Little Old Lady in Lavender Silk NERFINISHED
The Red Dress NERFINISHED
The Satin Dress NERFINISHED
The Searched Soul NERFINISHED
The Small Hours NERFINISHED
hasReprint various later editions
hasStyle concise, aphoristic lines
epigrammatic verse
witty rhymed couplets
hasTheme death
gender relations
irony
melancholy
romantic disillusionment
suicidal ideation
urban sophistication
influenced perception of Dorothy Parker as a leading wit of her era
language English
mediaType print
movement Algonquin Round Table milieu
notableFor cynicism
depiction of urban life
exploration of love
sharp wit
originalFormat hardcover
publicationDate 1926
publisher Boni & Liveright NERFINISHED
timePeriod 1920s American literature

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