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Stoner (novel) - Wikipedia Stoner follows the life of the eponymous William Stoner, his career and workplace politics, marriage to his wife Edith, affair with his colleague Katherine, and his love and pursuit of literature
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Stoner by John Williams | Goodreads Stoner really forced me to ponder its implications The most frightening aspect of life is death, and this is an aspect that everyone must – at one time or another – meet head-on
Book Review: Stoner by John Williams - Yale Daily News Stoner, who grew up in Dust Bowl isolation, slowly becomes a familiar and consistent reality of life in Columbia, Missouri, where he teaches at the University He makes fewer friends and just as many enemies despite being a resolutely kind and dedicated teacher to the students
Stoner - John Williams - Google Books The critic Morris Dickstein has said that John Williams's Stoner "is something much rarer than a great novel - it is a perfect novel," and in the last decade this austere and deeply moving tale
Stoner by John Williams | Summary, Analysis, FAQ Stoner 's quiet death: Stoner dies quietly in his home, surrounded by his books, reflecting a life dedicated to intellectual pursuits and a peaceful acceptance of his fate
Stoner Summary - GradeSaver Stoner dies an ordinary professor of English literature whose singular contribution was a manuscript donated to the University in his name after his death Born in Missouri to poor farmers, his parents send him to the University of Missouri to study Agrarian Sciences