"A Story Teller's Story" is a non-fiction memoir by American author Sherwood Anderson. In this memoir, Anderson reflects on his life and the experiences that shaped his journey to becoming a renowned author. The book highlights key events in Anderson's early life, including his family's financial struggles, his varied odd jobs, and his eventual move to Chicago in search of better opportunities. He also discusses his experiences in the military during the Spanish-American War and his educational pursuits. The memoir touches on his marriage, the stresses of managing his own business, and a voluntary nervous breakdown, which led to his decision to become a full-time writer.
Throughout the memoir, Anderson provides insights into the people and experiences that influenced his writing, including the individuals who served as inspiration for characters in his famous work "Winesburg, Ohio." "A Story Teller's Story" offers readers a unique look into the life and psyche of this American literary icon, providing a valuable context for understanding the origins of his storytelling talent.
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