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		"I shall curse you with book and bell and candle." - Sir Thomas Malory (~1471), Le Morte d'Arthur

	Bertram Cope's Year
	by Henry Blake Fuller, Andrew Solomon (Afterword)

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Product Details

Format: Paperback, 320 pages

Publisher: Turtle Point Press

ISBN: 1885983263

Release Date: Jan 4, 1998

Average Reader Review:

(Based on 1 review.)

From The Publisher
In 1919, when he was sixty-two, Henry Blake Fuller published Bertram Cope's Year. This audacious book with several homosexual characters revolves around a young English instructor in a middle western university town patterned on Evanston, Illinois. Rejected by every New York publisher, Fuller self-published and the book received scant notice or unintelligent reviews. Discouraged, Fuller burned the original manuscript. It took ten years before he ventured to publish another novel.
James Huneker, Fuller's contemporary, loved Bertram Cope's Year. He read it three times and wrote to Fuller, "Its portraiture and psychological storkes fill me with envy and joy... you are the implacable Stendhal of the lake!"
Fifty years later, critic Edmund Wilson, in a New Yorker article on Henry Blake Funner entitled "The Art of Making It Flat," called Bertram Cope's Year Fuller's best book. He wrote, "It has a philosophic theme ... which raises it well above the fiction of social surfaces of the school of William Dean Howells."
This Turtle Point Press edition is the first republication of Bertram Cope's Year since 1919.

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1. Cope at a College Tea	1
2. Cope Makes a Sunday Afternoon Call	12
3. Cope Is "Entertained"	20
4. Cope Is Considered	27
5. Cope Is Considered Further	36
6. Cope Dines-and Tells About It	45
7. Cope Under Scrutiny	54
8. Cope Undertakes an Excursion	62
9. Cope on the Edge of Things	70
10. Cope at His House Party	78
11. Cope Enlivens the Country	87
12. Cope Amidst Cross-Purposes	96
13. Cope Dines Again--and Stays After	104
14. Cope Makes an Evasion	116
15. Cope Entertains Several Ladies	126
16. Cope Goes A-Sailing	137
17. Cope Among Cross-Currents	147
18. Cope at the Call of Duty	157
19. Cope Finds Himself Committed	169
20. Cope Has a Distressful Christmas	177
21. Cope, Safeguarded, Calls Again	187
22. Cope Shall Be Rescued	197
23. Cope Regains His Freedom	205
24. Cope in Danger Anew	212
25. Cope in Double Danger	221
26. Cope as a Go-Between	228
27. Cope Escapes a Snare	236
28. Cope Absent from a Wedding	244
29. Cope Again in the Country	251
30. Cope as a Hero	259
31. Cope Gets New Light on His Chum	266
32. Cope Takes His Degree	273
33. Cope in a Final View	280
AFTERWORD	289

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