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 · Harrison’s prose begins to loosen as “The English Major” progresses, as if, without the tectonic pressures of death and history forcing his sentences into alignment, he can’t perform his Estimated Reading Time: 7 mins. The English Major. Jim Harrison, Author. Grove $24 (p) ISBN In Harrison's funny, spirited latest, Cliff, a year-old former Michigan high school teacher, bids adieu to his. In ‘The English Major’, Harrison’s protagonist, Cliff, has just fallen on some of his hardest times. He’s sixty years old. His wife, Vivian has left and divorced him for an old friend, his cherished dog Lola dies and now the ex-wife has found a way to kick him off the farm that he’s lived on for nearly four decades/5().


In Jim Harrison's novel The English Major, the man on the road is sixty years old. That gives Cliff, our protagonist, two years on John Steinbeck when that novelist embarked on his Travels with Charley, and more than two decades of seniority over Humbert Humbert when the latter set off on the road with the maiden-child of his dreams. Cliff has. Find many great new used options and get the best deals for The English Major by Jim Harrison (, Trade Paperback) at the best online prices at eBay! Free shipping for many products! Now in paperback, Jim Harrison's riotous and moving cross-country novel, The English Major, is the map of a man's journey into, and out of, himself. It is vintage Harrison—reflective, big-picture American, and replete with wicked wit. Related collections and offers. Product Details. Read an Excerpt.


Now in paperback, Jim Harrison’s riotous and moving cross-country novel, The English Major, is. The English Major is the map of a man's journey into—and out of—himself, and it is vintage Harrison—reflective, big-picture American, and replete with wicked wit. The English Major (by Jim Harrison) Folium Partners. 0 rating. books + reference Add to dashboard. Get widget Add keyword × Add new keyword for tracking Close Track.

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