Macdonald, Ross. (Pseudonym of Kenneth Millar). THE MANUSCRIPT OF "A SENSE OF PLACE,"
an essay that first appeared in the South Dakota Review. Autumn, 1975. Two holograph pages, some 450 words. Comparison with the published text reveals the author's meticulous care in the service of clarity of expression -- a keynote to the author's literary philosophy and prose style.
[along with]
A copy of the magazine in which the essay was published. Fine.
an essay that first appeared in the South Dakota Review. Autumn, 1975. Two holograph pages, some 450 words. Comparison with the published text reveals the author's meticulous care in the service of clarity of expression -- a keynote to the author's literary philosophy and prose style.
[along with]
A copy of the magazine in which the essay was published. Fine.
an essay that first appeared in the South Dakota Review. Autumn, 1975. Two holograph pages, some 450 words. Comparison with the published text reveals the author's meticulous care in the service of clarity of expression -- a keynote to the author's literary philosophy and prose style.
[along with]
A copy of the magazine in which the essay was published. Fine.