Thomas Wolfe Short Story Discussion

Wilma Dykeman Legacy

Discussing Wolfe's "Three O'Clock" led by Ellen Brown. A fun way to enter the world of Thomas Wolfe, Asheville's most famous writer!

Thomas Wolfe Memorial State Historic Site

Thomas Wolfe Short Story DiscussionIf you can't attend in person, don't worry. This is a FREE and hybrid event - both in-person AND Zoom. Register via Eventbrite and receive a Zoom link about a week before the event.In this 10th annual series of monthly discussions during the winter season, we have been working our way through Thomas Wolfe's Complete Short Stories, edited by Francis E. Skipp (1987) and available for purchase at the Thomas Wolfe Memorial or your favorite bookstore.TRIGGER WARNING: In his story "Three O'Clock," Wolfe uses the "n" word multiple times. During the discussion, we'll deal with racism and and Wolfe's view of the world.

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