Mystery and Manners

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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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Predicate Object
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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