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Art Fiction Series

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Imagine writing a novel about a man named Jacob Printz who lost his purpose in life. Imagine describing the one constant in Jacob’s life, the image of Seated Woman he first viewed as a much younger person, an image he comes back to over and over to make sense of the loves and losses in his life. This is the image by de Kooning that you, as

LanguageEnglish
PublisherPortmay Press
Release dateJan 1, 1996
Printz

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    Imagine writing a novel about a man named Jacob Printz who lost his purpose in life. Imagine describing the one constant in Jacob’s life, the image of Seated Woman he first viewed as a much younger person, an image he comes back to over and over to make sense of the loves and losses in his life. This is the image by de Kooning that you, as

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Maryann D'Agincourt

Maryann D'Agincourt has two graduate degrees in English literature. Subsequently, she studied in a program for writers through the Humber School, Toronto, where her mentors were Mavis Gallant and MG Vassanji. Her short stories have appeared in literary publications such as Able Muse. As a novel in progress, Journal of Eva Morelli was a finalist in the William Faulkner/William Wisdom Competition.Kirkus Reviews calls her novel Glimpses of Gauguin, "A precisely rendered image of a quest to tease out life's larger meaning." Printz, her third work of fiction, is included on the Chicago Review (2017) list of novels for review. Tom Mayer, Mountain Times writes: "That great masterpieces fascinate D'Agincourt and inform that writing is clear. That the author can parse the strokes that crafted those works of art and reassemble them into subtle, character-driven narratives is a gift. And like a painting, Printz is a gift of a novel layered through multiple viewings."

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