His three novels include Wilson: A consideration of Sources and The Old Religion.
His three novels include Wilson: A consideration of Sources and The Old Religion. His 1972 work about two Jewish men discussing topics about which they lack knowledge, Duck Variations helped cement his reputation as an exponent of new realism, a style with natural language and a limited number of characters. His more recent plays, such as The Cryptogram and The Old Neighborhood, touch on semiautobiographical themes, and he criticized capitalism by portraying the action around a Chicago junk store and its unethical business in American Buffalo. The 1984 Pulitzer Prize winner for a drama about real estate agents, FTP, identify the author of Glengarry Glen Ross.
His three novels include Wilson: A consideration of Sources and The Old Religion.
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