The Genius by Frank O’Connor

Frank O'Connor's genius boy and the character of his wisdom was immediately established in the opening paragraph. His mother is thought to have a strong influence on him, and as she mentioned about "wild man" is an "alliance" for rude children, living in that area, playing is. Clearly, she encouraged him to consider himself "changed" and considered to be separated from them, but it is also clear that he is not in a hurry to go out with them. He expressed himself as "wimpy with confidence" and said he believes that the idea of ​​combat is attractive or "not dangerous".

Flannery O'Connor's "good guys are hard to find" predicts the Flannery O'Connor of the George Dynasty, one of the most prolific writers of the 20th century. As a strict Catholic, O'Connor often shows spiritual corruption in most of her stories. One famous story of O'Connor, "good people are hard to find", reveals the image of mental deficiency inherent in personality. Grandma conveyed a misfit warning, but her activity itself is an impending end sign.

At the age of 22, the famous 20th century Southern writer Mary Flanner O'Connor began his career in 1947 and created his own unique way of writing. . During the short years of O'Connor she completed 31 short stories and 2 novels. In the Romanian roots, Roman Catholics set all the stories from "intense comedy" to "serious tragedy", using her religious background and environment. As a "humorous and grotesque genius" O'Connor distorted her work and made it unique. Flannery O'Connor used her work "Good Country People", "Revelation", "Sisterhood", "Social Structure" and "Setting" to solve "Old Country", "Revelation", "Parker's Back" I used various kinds of humor from "Parker's Back".

The collection of short stories often has different degrees of forming a unified whole. The most impressive quotation is that they cited Frank O'Connor as "to summarize writers' experiences at a particular time"; the story includes the unification of stories and subjects, which is not instinctive to some extent. . Ian McEwan 's debut, First Love, Last Rites, I think there is a series that summarizes his work at the University of East Anglia (and later) when he joined the master' s in creative writing. These stories are very personal, but from the mid-1960's to the early 1970's, all of their characters were living in the same calm atmosphere in the UK suburbs. At the same time, the popular theme is living identity and suppressed eroticism living at the edge of society.