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  • Housekeeping is a fantastic book, but "one of the ten best novels of the past century"?

    Letters to the Editor 2005

  • Housekeeping is a fantastic book, but "one of the ten best novels of the past century"?

    Letters to the Editor 2005

  • The religious elements in Housekeeping were somehow more ethereal for coming from a child's perspective.

    The Minister's Tale 2004

  • The religious elements in Housekeeping were somehow more ethereal for coming from a child's perspective.

    The Minister's Tale 2004

  • But in fact Housekeeping is a story of the end of housekeeping, in the most literal sense of that compound word.

    The Minister's Tale 2004

  • Marilynne Robinson's Housekeeping is one of the ten best novels of the past century.

    The Minister's Tale 2004

  • Marilynne Robinson's Housekeeping is one of the ten best novels of the past century.

    The Minister's Tale 2004

  • Housekeeping is less overtly religious than Gilead, but the story has a lot to do with a poem by Emily Dickinson — the transient aunt and her unkempt house become a living embodiment of those words, "I dwell in possibility/A fairer house than prose."

    Gilead's Balm 2004

  • But in fact Housekeeping is a story of the end of housekeeping, in the most literal sense of that compound word.

    The Minister's Tale 2004

  • But in fact Housekeeping is a story of the end of housekeeping, in the most literal sense of that compound word.

    The Minister's Tale 2004

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