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James T. Farrell

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James T. Farrell on a Writer's Inner Life

Monday, September 24, 2012

By Philip Quarles

James T. Farrell, the creator of Studs Lonigan, is often thought of as a crude, dogged, naturalist writer; it's refreshing to hear the author speaking, in this recording from 1952, of what truly obsesses him: literature.

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Radio France for North America Interview with James T. Farrell

Tuesday, May 27, 1952

This episode is from the WNYC archives. It may contain language which is no longer politically or socially appropriate.

Interview with James T. Farrell, author of the the famous Depression era trilogy featuring Studs Lonigan.

Farrell explains he is in France as an American delegate to the ...