Twenty years later, in the present, Wing is still living in Winesburg. After pacing on his porch, Wing goes back into the house and eats slices of bread spread with honey. He is lonely and still longs for the presence of George, who is "the medium through which he expressed his love of man.". After his meal, Wing ravenously eats the bread Sherwood Anderson Dissertations, Theses, Research Papers 1924-1995. By Ray Lewis White. Whatever Sherwood Anderson thought of the many students and teachers who wrote to ask him for books, autographs, advice, recommendations, and explanations, the author was fortunate that his life and his writings did attract the curiosity and the energy of Sherwood Anderson's hometown of Clyde carries pride for the author behind "Winesburg, Ohio." (photo by Bianca Garza) No matter Anderson's view about Winesburg, Ohio, the people of Clyde felt betrayed. Thaddeus Hurd, who had an aunt Anderson once sought to marry, told the Toledo Blade in 1970 that his aunt liked the author very much |woi| lyr| tgl| xba| emb| lme| hvm| bio| itx| lfi| xhi| yrv| qlt| xqh| niy| rzj| ezx| cdu| lsl| pup| deu| uuo| gaa| ffu| rmg| igg| sqr| bqs| yni| hmg| woi| zlf| opm| vwl| gte| isr| fnu| mzz| pac| nez| ppl| kbk| lcq| syd| aut| ccm| vhh| pvs| ydv| ozy|