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The Edge of Sadness

✍ Scribed by Edwin O'Connor

Book ID: 111789651
Publisher: Atlantic Monthly Press; Little, Brown and Company
Year: 1961
Tongue: English
Weight: 267 KB
Edition: z
Category: Fiction
ISBN-13: 9781568490618
ASIN: B09THPY141

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Author:	Edwin O'Connor
Title:	The Edge of Sadness
Genre:	Fiction, Literature
Publisher:	Atlantic Monthly Press; Little, Brown and Company
Identifier:	9781568490618, asin:B09THPY141
Grade:	retail
Length:	372 pages
Listing:	Award- Pulitzer Prize for Fiction ()

Hardcover, 460 pages

Published: 1961

Pulitzer Prize for Fiction (1962)

The story of Father Hugh, a middle-aged priest who grew up with the Carmody children in Boston but fell prey to alcoholism. Eventually, he does come back to Old St. Paul's, but he cuts himself off from any awareness of life going on. However, when the Carmodys come back into his life, things begin to happen.

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