ISBN 9780099530336
Rs. 960
Vintage
Cathedral
Who it's for: Readers of literary fiction and short stories
"Cathedral" by Raymond Carver is a seminal collection of short stories that delves into the lives of ordinary people, rendered with precise, understated prose. The titular story, a powerful example of Carver's mature style, depicts a sighted man and a blind man connecting through the shared act of drawing a cathedral. This collection showcases Carver's unique ability to imbue commonplace moments and objects with profound significance and emotional depth.Why You Should Read? Experience Raymond Carver's masterful command of the short story form. Discover a collection widely regarded as a turning point in Carver's literary development. Witness the profound impact of minimalist prose on portraying the human condition. Engage with the iconic title story, a classic of modern American fiction.
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- Includes the iconic title story about a sighted man and a blind man drawing a cathedral together.
- Widely regarded as a turning point in Carver's literary development.
- Showcases Carver's minimalist prose and ability to find significance in commonplace moments.
- A seminal collection in modern American short fiction.
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What is the title story about?
The title story depicts a sighted man and a blind man connecting through the shared act of drawing a cathedral.
What is Carver's style in this collection?
Carver uses precise, understated prose, often described as minimalist, to portray the lives of ordinary people.
Why is this collection significant?
It is widely regarded as a turning point in Carver's literary development and is considered a seminal collection of short stories.
How many pages does the book have?
The book has 224 pages.