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By way of refuting these misconceptions, I examine particular novels in depth and expound on the strengths of these books versus the arguments of particular critics, and conceptions of what it means to be &quot;literary.&quot;</summary></citation><citation><uniqueHoldings>1</uniqueHoldings><holdings>1</holdings><numEditions>1</numEditions><oclcnum>ocn005622382</oclcnum><exprid>sw005622382:lccn-n80-126000</exprid><isFiction>False</isFiction><recordType>rcrd</recordType><languages count="1"><lang code="eng" count="1"/></languages><audLevel>0.50</audLevel><title>Robert Silverberg</title></citation><citation><uniqueHoldings>0</uniqueHoldings><holdings>0</holdings><numEditions>2</numEditions><oclcnum>ocn122528034</oclcnum><exprid>sw122528034:lccn-n80-126000</exprid><isFiction>False</isFiction><recordType>mixd</recordType><languages count="1"><lang code="eng" count="2"/></languages><creator>Silverberg, Robert</creator><title>Papers, 1955-1971</title><summary>Correspondence (1959-1969), with writers including Isaac Asimov and Damon Knight; personal financial records; typescript manuscripts and galley proofs for non-fiction, stories, and novels; and published material, 1959-1967.</summary></citation><citation><uniqueHoldings>0</uniqueHoldings><holdings>0</holdings><numEditions>1</numEditions><oclcnum>ocn122588083</oclcnum><exprid>sw122588083:lccn-n80-126000</exprid><isFiction>False</isFiction><recordType>mixd</recordType><languages count="1"><lang code="eng" count="1"/></languages><creator>Ackerman, Forrest J</creator><title>Papers, 1924-1977</title><summary>Correspondence, 1930-1967, includes fan mail; communications with other writers including Isaac Asimov, Ray Bradbury, Andre Norton, and others; correspondence with book and film companies. 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