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Though John Crowley, author of Engine Summer, is perhaps not as well known as the most commercially successful American writers of the past fifty years, his work has had several influential champions, including the poet John Hollander and the literary critic Harold Bloom. According to journalist Graeme Wood, Bloom claimed to have read Crowley's novel Little, Big at least forty-six times, and in his posthumously published afterword to a 2022 edition of the book, Bloom rhetorically asked: "How many living authors of prose romance are universally relevant? Only Crowley."
What is the main topic of the text?
The similarities between the prose of John Crowley and the poetry of John Hollander
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The characteristics of John Crowley's work that make it universally relevant
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The reason why the work of John Crowley is not as commercially successful as it deserves to be
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The reception of the work of John Crowley
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