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Death Comes for the Archbishop

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A 1927 novel by Willa Cather about a French Catholic bishop and priest establishing a diocese in New Mexico Territory.

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Used for: Reading for immersion and transcendent literary experience Praised: Writing that perfectly nails what it communicates; immersive, cerebral, slow ... vs: Contrasted with Cormac McCarthy novels, which have one disturbing violent enc...

"That's why I think I was so struck by Death Comes for the Archbishop. Like it should have been... it should be a boring book. Like nothing happens... It's kind of cerebral and slow and spiritual, and just when you read writing that so perfectly na..."

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