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    -WIKIPEDIA: William Keepers Maxwell Jr.
    -LIBRARY OF AMERICA: William Maxwell 1908–2000
    -ENTRY: William Maxwell American author (Encyclopaedia Britannica)
    -ENTRY: William Maxwell (Gretchen Comba, Oxford Bibliographies)
    -ARCHIVES: William Maxwell (The New Yorker)
    -ARCHIVES: William Maxwell papers, 1928-1998Add to your cart. | Rare Book & Manuscript Library (University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign)
    -STORY: So Long, See You Tomorrow (William Maxwell, September 30, 1979, The New Yorker)
    -WIKIPEDIA: So Long, See You Tomorrow
    -BOOK SITE: So Long, See You Tomorrow (Penguin Random House)
    -READERS GUIDE: So Long, See You Tomorrow (Super Summary)
    -AUDIO INTERVIEW: William Maxwell, the 'Wisest, Kindest' Writer (Terry Gross, March 29, 1995, Fresh Air)
    -INTERVIEW: William Maxwell, The Art of Fiction No. 71 (Interviewed by John Seabrook, FALL 1982, Paris Review)
    -VIDEO: William Maxwell (Charlie Rose Show, 03/01/1995)
    -OBIT: Legendary Editor Maxwell Dead at 91 (ABC News, January 7, 2000)
    -OBIT: Author, Editor William Maxwell Dies at 91,/a> (Adam Bernstein, August 2, 2000, Washington Post)
    -OBIT: William Maxwell, 91, Author and Legendary Editor, Dies (Wilborn Hampton, Aug. 1, 2000, NY Times)
    -OBIT: William Maxwell and Emily Maxwell: He was a brilliant editor and writer, she a talented painter; within their ambiance, creativity flowered (Harriet O'Donovan Sheehy, 25 Aug 2000, The Guardian)
    -OBIT: William Maxwell (LA Times, 8/02/2006)
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    -STORY: The Lily-White Boys (William Maxwell, Library of America)
    -ESSAY: Housemother (William Maxwell, 5/33, The Emerald of Sigma Pi)
    -EXCERPT: Excerpt: 'The Actual Thing' (William Maxwell)
    -VIDEO: John Lithgow on performing William Maxwell’s So Long, See You Tomorrow. (Walker Caplan, May 14, 2021, LitHub)
    -PODCAST: Tony Earley reads "Love," by William Maxwell (New Yorker Fiction)
    -REMEMBRANCE: Imperishable Maxwell: The Library of America celebrates the novelist’s centennial. (John Updike, September 1, 2008, The New Yorker)
    -REMEMBRANCE: The Gentle Realist,/a> (DANIEL MENAKER, October 15, 2000, NY Times Book Review)
    -REMEMBRANCE: Remembering William Maxwell: “He used a pause better than most of us use a paragraph.” (Cynthia Haven, October 2012, The Book Haven)
    -REMEMBRANCE: In Memory Of A Mentor: 'So Long,' William Maxwell (WILLIAM LYCHACK, 4/17/2011, NPR)
    -REMEMBRANCE: Love, Bill: When the Evanston writer Cornelia Maude Spelman tried to unlock the mystery of her mother’s melancholy, she turned to one of her parents’ long-ago college pals—William Maxwell, the famed fiction editor of The New Yorker—and found a new friend (CORNELIA MAUDE SPELMAN, JANUARY 5, 2009, Chicago)
    -VIDEO: William Maxwell: Celebration of His Work and Life (National Book Foundation, Sep 2, 2008)
    -AUDIO: Library Of America Honors Overshadowed Writer: with CHRISTOPHER CARDUFF (Editor, Library of America) (Jackie Lyden, August 24, 2008, All Things Considered)
    -INTERVIEW: The Library of America interviews Christopher Carduff about William Maxwell ( Rich Kelley, The Library of America e-Newsletter)
    -INTERVIEW: Relationships of Invention: A conversation with Alec Wilkinson, whose new book, My Mentor, pays tribute to the pitch-perfect writing and abiding friendship of William Maxwell (John Thorne, MAY 2002, The Atlantic)
    -VIDEO: Giacometti, The Palace at 4am (Khan Academy)
    -ESSAY: A reading list for “the most deadly pandemic in human history”: Though its role in literary history was little remarked upon until recently, the 1918–19 flu epidemic was a formative experience for a generation of American writers. (Library of America, 3/24/20)
    -ESSAY: Memory and Imagination in William Maxwell's So Long, See You Tomorrow Maxfield, James F. Maxfield, Fall 1982, Critique)
    -ESSAY: When Parents Die: William Maxwell’s So Long, See You Tomorrow and Claire Messud’s The Woman Upstairs (Kate Leary, May 09, 2016, Ploughshares)
    -ESSAY: The world of William Maxwell: An American original with an almost European touch: A Slightly Foxed books essay (Justin Cartwright, May 25, 2019, Slightly Foxed)
    -ESSAY: Social Consciousness in William Maxwell's Writings Based on Lincoln, Illinois (Darold Leigh Henson, Ph.D., Finding Lincoln Illinois)
    -ESSAY: William Maxwell and The New Yorker (Erica Wagner)
    -REVIEW: of So Long, See You Tomorrow by William Maxwell (Kirkus)
    -REVIEW: of So Long, See You Tomorrow (Chris Lehmann, Washington Post)
    -REVIEW: of So Long, See You Tomorrow (Eileen Battersby, Irish Times)
    -REVIEW: of (Kevin Dean, The Rumpus)
    -REVIEW: of So Long, See You Tomorrow (Adrian D’Ambra, English Literature Teacher)
    -REVIEW: of So Long, See You Tomorrow (Maggie Kast, Fiction Writers' Review)
    -REVIEW: of So Long, See You Tomorrow (Christopher P. Jones)
    -REVIEW: of So Long, See You Tomorrow (Bethany, Postcards from Purgatory)
    -REVIEW: of So Long, See You Tomorrow (Heavenali)
    -REVIEW: of So Long, See You Tomorrow (Simon Lavery, Tredynas Days)
    -PODCAST REVIEW: of Kit de Waal on So Long, See You Tomorrow (Backlisted)
    -REVIEW: of So Long, See You Tomorrow (BookSnob)
    -REVIEW: of So Long, See You Tomorrow (Susan Osborne, A Life in Books)
    -REVIEW: of So Long, See You Tomorrow (Alex Belth, Deadspin)
    -REVIEW: of The Folded Leaf by William Maxwell (Adam Mars-Jones, The Guardian)
    -REVIEW: of The Folded Leaf (Kirkus)
    -REVIEW: of Time Will Darken It by William Maxwell (Tom Cox, The Guardian)
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    -REVIEW: of All the Days and Nights: The Collected Stories of William Maxwell by William Maxwell (Publishers' Weekly)
    -REVIEW: of All the Days and Nights (Kirkus)
    -REVIEW: of Billy Dyer and Other Stories by William Maxwell (Kirkus)
    -REVIEW: of
    -REVIEW: of They Came like Swallows by William Maxwell (Travis Holland, Fiction Writers' Review)
    -REVIEW: of They Came Like Swallows by William Maxwell (Nicholas Lezard, The Guardian)
    -REVIEW: of They Came Like Swallows by William Maxwell (Mark Roger Bailey)
    -REVIEW: of They Came Like Swallows (Claudia Franziska Brühwiler, PD Dr., VoegelinView)
    -REVIEW: of The Outermost Dream: Essays and Reviews by William F. Maxwell, Judith B. Jones, Editor (Publishers' Weekly)
    -REVIEW: of The Element of Lavishness: Letters of William Maxwell and Sylvia Townsend Warner, 1938-1978, Sylvia Townsend Warner, Author, William Maxwell, Joint Author, Michael Steinman, Editor (Publishers' Weekly)
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    -REVIEW: of Maxwell: Early Novels And Stories; Later Novels And Stories (John Updike, The New Yorker)
    -REVIEW: of Maxwell: Early Novels And Stories; Later Novels And Stories (Stewart O'Nan, WSJ)
    -REVIEW: of Maxwell: Early Novels And Stories; Later Novels And Stories (Peter Terzian, Bookforum)
    -REVIEW: of Maxwell: Early Novels And Stories; Later Novels And Stories (The Mookse and the Grippes)
    -REVIEW: of Maxwell: Early Novels And Stories; Later Novels And Stories (Edward Mendelson, NY Review of Books)
    -REVIEW: of Maxwell: Early Novels And Stories; Later Novels And Stories (Bruce Bawer, The Hudson Review)
    -REVIEW: of What There Is to Say We Have Said: The Correspondence of Eudora Welty and William Maxwell, Edited by Suzanne Marrs (Danny Heitman, CS Monitor)
    -REVIEW: of What There Is to Say We Have Said (Abigail Deutsch, WSJ)
    -REVIEW: of What There Is to Say We Have Said (Jonathan Yardley, VQR)
    -REVIEW: of William Maxwell: A Literary Life. By Barbara Burkhardt (Morris Dickstein, NY Times Book Review)
    -REVIEW: of William Maxwell: A Literary Life (Publishers' Weekly)
    -REVIEW: of William Maxwell: a Literary Life (Chicago Tribune)
    -REVIEW: of William Maxwell: a Literary Life (Rich Shereikis, Illinois Times)
    -REVIEW: of A WILLIAM MAXWELL PORTRAIT: Memories and Appreciations, Charles Baxter, Editor, Michael Collier, Editor, Edward Hirsch, Editor (Publishers' Weekly)
    -REVIEW: of My Mentor: A Young Man’s Friendship with William Maxwell by Alec Wilkinson (James Campbell, Boston Review)
    -REVIEW: of My Mentor: A Young Man’s Friendship with William Maxwell (Publishers' Weekly)