Flannery O'Connor
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Milledgeville, GA
Birthday:
March 25, 1925
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Mary FlanneryCreated on March 13, 2008 at 1:00pm
 
Patricia

Patricia "I can, with one eye squinted, take it all as a blessing."
— Flannery O'Connor

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November 20 at 3:39pm · Report
Gwen
Gwen
Among the National Book Awards winners named on Wednesday night whose names may elude you, one honoree you’ve almost certainly heard of is Flannery O’Connor. In an online poll conducted by the National Book Foundation, her collection “The Complete Stories” was named the best work to have won the National Book Award for fiction in the contest’s 60-year history. [...]
November 20 at 3:41pm
Sharon Nemeth

Sharon Nemeth "The woman thumped the malted milk on the counter in front of him. 'Fifteen cents,' she roared. 'You're worth more than that baby girl,' Enoch said. He snickered and began gassing his malted milk through the straw. The woman storde over to where Haze was, 'What you come in here with a son of bitch like that for?' She s...houted."

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November 20 at 6:30am · Report
Sharon Nemeth

Sharon Nemeth "It's easier to bleed than sweat, Mr. Motes,' she said in the voice of High Scarcasm. 'You must believe in Jesus or you wouldn't do these foolish things. You must have been lying to me when you named your fine church. I wouldn't be surprised if you weren't some kind of agent of the pope or got some connection with some...thing funny."

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November 19 at 12:00pm · Report
Renee
Renee
Heh! Nice quote, Dear Sharon - nice!
:)
November 22 at 8:50pm
Sharon Nemeth
Sharon Nemeth
Thanks, Rene, don't you just love Enoch Emory and the landlady-they are so priceless.
November 23 at 8:38am
Beth

Beth Congratulations on winning the National Book Award! :)

November 19 at 7:06am · Report
Raffaello

Raffaello "NOTHING PRODUCES SILENCE LIKE EXPERIENCE." ("MYSTERY & MANNERS").

November 18 at 9:28pm · Report
Flannery O'Connor

Flannery O'Connor What the Catholic fiction writer must realize is that those who question [the faith] are not insane at all, they are not utterly foolish and irrelevant, they are for the most part acting according to their lights. What he must get over is that they don't have the complete light.--"The Church & the Fiction Writer"

November 18 at 7:44am
Susan St. Ville
Susan St. Ville
Touche Sheri!
November 18 at 6:40pm
Jeffrey T. Kane
Jeffrey T. Kane
I can't believe you guys managed to make O'Connor sound boring.
November 18 at 7:39pm
Flannery O'Connor

Flannery O'Connor "The sheriff knew a nasty bit when he saw it. He was accustomed to enter upon scenes that were not as bad as he had hoped to find them, but this one met his expectations." --The Comforts of Home

November 11 at 9:16am
Deaver Brown
Deaver Brown
Wonderful commentaries. Keep them coming! Picturing Aquinas with the poker is truly a picture....
November 17 at 4:48am
Tony Howard
Tony Howard
Now, you know, of course, that Freud would have a field day with that image. . . .
November 18 at 8:49am
Barbara

Barbara "He had stuffed his own emptiness with good works like a glutton"~The Lame Shall Enter First.

November 10 at 2:57pm · Report
Gayle Somers

Gayle Somers "I have found that violence is strangely capable of returning my characters to reality and preparing them to accept their moment of grace... This idea...is one which is seldom understood by the casual reader, but it is one which is implicit in the Christian view of the world." Flannery O'Connor

November 9 at 8:15am · Report
Amy Wilkinson Glover

Amy Wilkinson Glover The air was cold, but the bluegrass was HOT at Andalusia tonight :)

November 7 at 6:30pm · Report
Gayle Somers

Gayle Somers "She
would have been a good woman if it had been
somebody there to shoot her every minute of her life." The Misfit, A Good Man is
Hard to Find

November 7 at 12:11pm · Report
Melissa
Melissa
I was just thinking about that story yesterday, and without even having it handy, it gave me the chills. The death of the whole family left me unnerved and gaping.
November 18 at 7:57am
Flannery O'Connor

Flannery O'Connor "She had never been kissed before and she was pleased to discover that it was an unexceptional experience and all a matter of the mind's control. Some people might enjoy drain water if they were told it was vodka." --Good Country People

November 6 at 9:17am
Flannery O'Connor

Flannery O'Connor The barber's face lightened. "You're a lawyer, ain't you?" he asked. "No," the boy said sullenly. "I'm a writer." "Ohhh," the barber murmured. "I know it must be something like that." After a moment he said, "What you written?"--The Partridge Festival

October 28 at 7:12am
Patricia
Patricia
love the Partridge Festival- Flannery was WAY ahead of her time
October 28 at 8:50pm
Lorraine Murray
Lorraine Murray
When Flannery was in the hospital one time, the nurse asked her, "What's your bidnis?" When she replied that she was a writer, the nurse then asked, "How do you spell that?"
October 31 at 7:46am