Cathedral (stories)
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1st edition (publ. Knopf)
Cathedral is a collection of short stories by American writer Raymond Carver published in 1984.
[edit] The stories
The collection contains the following stories:
- "Feathers"
- "Chef's House"
- "Preservation"
- "The Compartment"
- "A Small, Good Thing"
- "Vitamins"
- "Careful"
- "Where I'm Calling From"
- "The Train"
- "Fever"
- "The Bridle"
- "Cathedral" - Narrated by a man whose wife is old friends with a blind man, the story shows the husband/narrator's distaste for the blind man who is coming to visit him and his wife for a few days. At times it seems that the man is jealous of the blind man for being so close to his wife; at other times it seems that the husband is disgusted by the man's blindness. In the end they bond in a way through the communication they share about what a cathedral looks like.
[edit] References
- Carver, Raymond. Cathedral New York: Knopf (1983); London: Collins (1984)
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