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Jong, author of the controversial ubial sex, against the
if Flying," opens USC's Spring reconciling the desire
Series tonight. need for closeness agai
nitially won recognition with two > The review went c
of poetry, "Fruits and Vegetables" book's primary cu
id "Half-Lives" (1973). She receiv- elsewhere ? in the cha
Bess Hokin prize from Poetry ships it depicts."
: i 1971 and the Alice Faye di
la ^ward from the Poetry Society of The Nation identifie
in 1972. a "dear diary" novel
marvelously entertain
blic prominence came in 1973 with magazine criticized the
z>n of her first novel "Fear of Flv- is no artistic distance h
e novel became one of the top 10 her subject, and hen?
rs of the decade. "the genre's (dear diar
hrase "Fear of Flying" became liberation unattainable
nuch like "The Right Stuff."
w in the Atlantic Monthly described In 1975, the Nation
as "a diatribe against marriage ? of the new bawd. "The
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paucity of means of toward a vanishing point."
for freedom and the "The new bawd has grander aspirations,
inst childbearing." arising out of her very nature. She is, again
by her own admission, superior in intellect,
>n to say: "But the sensitivity and perception."
ltural interest lies
iracter of the relation- Since 1973 she has written two novels, including
"Fanny: Being the True History of
the Adventures of Fanny Hackaboutd
"Fear of Flying" as Jones," a mock 18th century novel. She has
I and said it was "a also published a study in prose and poetry of
ing novel." But the the mythic figure of the witch.
book because "there
etween the author and Jong will attend an autograph party from
e no objectivity" and 4 to 5 p.m. at the University Bookstore and
y) narrow focus makes then give a reading at 8 p.m. in Belk
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classified Jong as one reception at the third floor lounge of Gami
bawd seeks to shock, brell Hall.
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