One character in this work proclaims that "Things went to smash" after his imaginary friends leave him, while another character in this work is a doctor who wears the same outfit for ten years.
One character in this work proclaims that "Things went to smash" after his imaginary friends leave him, while another character in this work is a doctor who wears the same outfit for ten years. In one part of this work, Hal Winters decides to marry the girl he got pregnant despite not receiving advice from the conflicted Ray Pearson. Its opening tells of a man who imagines the people from his memories as (*) "grotesques." Enoch Robinson appears in its chapter titled "Loneliness," and it also contains "The Untold Lie" and "Paper Pills." This work's main character loses his virginity to Louise Trunnion in "Nobody Knows," and he does not understand the sexual tension of his conversations with "The Teacher" Kate Swift. For 10 points, name this collection of stories about the title Midwestern town narrated by George Willard, a work of Sherwood Anderson.
One character in this work proclaims that "Things went to smash" after his imaginary friends leave him, while another character in this work is a doctor who wears the same outfit for ten years.
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