Time Pieces : Photographs, Writing, and Memory

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Summary: There are better Morris books out there
Review: I bought this primarily for the photography. Although Wright Morris is an excellent writer on things Midwestern (though I prefer Sinclair Lewis and Theodore Dreiser), Morris has a keen sense of observation and a sensitive approach to writing.

Unfortunately, though, the printing of the photographs is wretched, flat and unworthy of the master photographer.

Instead of this book, I recommend "Distinctly American: The Photography of Wright Morris," if what you're after is pristine rendering of his photographs.