So Long, See You Tomorrow William Maxwell
Publisher: Random House

A new book club will focus on short masterpieces that "have not earned the readership they deserve," according to English Professor Tobias Wolff. 21) So Long, See You Tomorrow – William Maxwell. Earlier this week, I announced “Another Look,” Stanford's book club for the best books you've never read. But with that said, upon Mo and Col's recommendation I just finished reading the book “So Long, See You Tomorrow” by William Maxwell. 24) Remainder – Tom McCarthy. Genre: an autobiographical metafiction. 25) Falling Man – Don DeLillo. In a tribute published after William Maxwell's death, in 2000, Alice Munro recalled the experience of reading his novel, “So Long , See You Tomorrow”: “I thought: so this is how it should be done. From So Long, See You Tomorrow by William Maxwell: He knew what had been done to him but no what he had done to deserve it. I've had a beat-up, 25-year-old copy of William Maxwell's So Long, See You Tomorrow in my library for almost 15 years. 22) The Debt to Pleasure – John Lanchester. The first is William Maxwell's So Long, See You Tomorrow. But I didn't have a chance to give my pitch for William Maxwell's masterpiece, So Long, See You Tomorrow.