Remembering Harry: Alison Lurie’s Take

September 10, 2007

Alison Lurie ranges broadly, writing novels and nonfiction for adults as well as literary criticism on a range of subjects. Her provocative essays on children’s literature have been published in collections such Boys and Girls Forever and Don’t Tell the Grown-Ups. And now she has weighed in on Harry Potter at The New York Review of Books.

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