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The Tender Mercies Of Horton Foote
Charles McNulty: "No matter how conniving, gossiping or suspicious those denizens of Harrison, Texas - the name he bestowed on his hometown of Wharton to protect the privacy of friends, family and neighbors - may have been, they were never insentient to the poetry of loneliness and loss, which were Foote's twin themes and the ground that made him an American Chekhov." Los Angeles Times 03/05/09
Posted March 5, 2009 09:37 PM





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