Mystery and Manners

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essay collection non-fiction book

Mystery and Manners is a posthumous collection of Flannery O’Connor’s essays that explores her views on fiction, faith, and the craft of writing.

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instanceOf essay collection →
non-fiction book →
associatedWith Roman Catholicism →
author Flannery O’Connor →
coEditor Robert Fitzgerald →
Sally Fitzgerald →
countryOfOrigin United States →
discussesWorkOf Flannery O’Connor →
focusesOn regionalism in American writing →
relationship between faith and fiction →
role of mystery in narrative →
role of the writer’s vision →
use of violence in fiction →
genre essay →
literary criticism →
writing instruction →
hasPart Catholic Novelists and Their Readers →
Novelist and Believer →
On Her Own Work →
Some Aspects of the Grotesque in Southern Fiction →
The Church and the Fiction Writer →
The Fiction Writer and His Country →
The Fiction Writer and His Country (essay) →
The Grotesque in Southern Fiction →
The King of the Birds →
The Nature and Aim of Fiction →
The Regional Writer →
The Teaching of Literature →
Total Effect and the Eighth Grade →
Writing Short Stories →
hasTheme grace →
manners →
mystery →
vocation of the writer →
intendedAudience readers of Flannery O’Connor →
students of literature →
writers →
literaryMovement Southern Gothic →
mainSubject Catholic faith →
Southern literature →
craft of writing →
fiction writing →
religion in literature →
notableFor articulation of O’Connor’s literary theory →
influence on creative writing pedagogy →
originalLanguage English →
publicationStatus posthumous →
publisher Farrar, Straus and Giroux →
settingOfCreation American South →
timePeriodDiscussed 20th-century American literature →
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Flannery O'Connor →
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