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<title><![CDATA[Comentarios al libro: THE NIGHT OF TREES]]></title>
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<description><![CDATA[Cast in the classic role of hunters, father and son are swept up in the pursuit of not only a buck or a doe, but of the humanity of Richard Grimald, a successful city businessman who has come to the woods after his wife has left him. His son is looking to quit college and Richard and he share a two-week period in the woods of New England to figure things out.“The range and milieu in this short novel is most impressive. The proud silent stricken hero, Murray, is beautifully portrayed. As a writer, Tom Williams is growing toward a strong personal voice—manly, forthright, and questioning.” —Herbert GoldThomas Williams published eight novels and a collection of short stories over three decades beginning in 1955. In 1975 he won a National Book Award for The Hair of Harold Roux, which, like several of his works, was set in the fictionalized Leah, New Hampshire.  ]]></description>
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