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Indeed, as Louis Menand has it, Bridge of Sighs is "high-quality soap opera," distinguishable from a book like Peyton Place mostly in that it is "gentler."
Deep-Hearted 2010
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Bridge of Sighs is Russo's worst novel; I'm a big fan and I'd rate it almost a complete failure.
Deep-Hearted 2010
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Where Bridge of Sighs is a soap opera of the small-town working class, That Old Cape Magic is a soap opera of the cosmopolitan middle class.
June 2010 2010
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Bridge of Sighs is a family saga centering around the life of Lou C. ( "Lucy") Lynch, introduced to us as a 60 year-old married man and proprietor of several convenience stores.
June 2010 2010
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Bridge of Sighs is a family saga centering around the life of Lou C. ( "Lucy") Lynch, introduced to us as a 60 year-old married man and proprietor of several convenience stores.
Deep-Hearted 2010
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Where Bridge of Sighs is a soap opera of the small-town working class, That Old Cape Magic is a soap opera of the cosmopolitan middle class.
Deep-Hearted 2010
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Indeed, as Louis Menand has it, Bridge of Sighs is "high-quality soap opera," distinguishable from a book like Peyton Place mostly in that it is "gentler."
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Where Bridge of Sighs is a soap opera of the small-town working class, That Old Cape Magic is a soap opera of the cosmopolitan middle class.
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Bridge of Sighs is a family saga centering around the life of Lou C. ( "Lucy") Lynch, introduced to us as a 60 year-old married man and proprietor of several convenience stores.
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Indeed, as Louis Menand has it, Bridge of Sighs is "high-quality soap opera," distinguishable from a book like Peyton Place mostly in that it is "gentler."
June 2010 2010
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