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Part of the novel was later adapted into the stage play ''Theatre/LookHomewardAngel''.
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Part of the novel was later adapted into the stage play ''Theatre/LookHomewardAngel''.
[[Theatre/LookHomewardAngel of the same title]], which itself was adapted into a 1972 MadeForTVMovie and the 1978 {{musical}} ''Angel''.
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''Look Homeward, Angel'' (subtitled'' A Story of the Buried Life'') is a 1929 novel by Creator/ThomasWolfe. It is considered an [[SelfInsertFic autobigraphical]] [[ComingOfAgeStory coming-of-age novel]]. The protagonist, Eugene Gant, is generally believed to be a not-always-flattering AuthorAvatar of Wolfe himself.
''Look Homeward, Angel'' (subtitled'' A Story of the Buried Life'') is a 1929 novel by Creator/ThomasWolfe. It is considered an [[SelfInsertFic autobigraphical]] [[ComingOfAgeStory coming-of-age novel]]. The protagonist, Eugene Gant, is generally believed to be a not-always-flattering AuthorAvatar of Wolfe himself.
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''Look Homeward, Angel'' (subtitled'' A Story of the Buried Life'') is
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* LiteraryAllusionTitle: from the poem "[[https://www.poetryfoundation.org/poems/44733/lycidas Lycidas]]" by Creator/JohnMilton:
--> Look homeward Angel now, and melt with ruth;\\
And, O ye dolphins, waft the helpless youth.
* NoCommunitiesWereHarmed: The town of Altamont, Catawba is an expy of Wolfe's hometown of Asheville, North Carolina.
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* LiteraryAllusionTitle: from the poem "[[https://www.poetryfoundation.org/poems/44733/lycidas Lycidas]]" by Creator/JohnMilton:
--> Look homeward Angel now, and melt with ruth;\\
And, O ye dolphins, waft the helpless youth.
* NoCommunitiesWereHarmed: The town of Altamont, Catawba is an expy of Wolfe's hometown of Asheville, North Carolina.
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''Look Homeward, Angel'' is a 1929 novel by Creator/ThomasWolfe. It is considered an [[SelfInsertFic autobigraphical]] [[ComingOfAgeStory coming-of-age novel]]. The protagonist, Eugene Gant, is generally believed to be a not always flattering portrayal of Wolfe himself.
Part of the novel was later adapted into stage play ''Theatre/LookHomewardAngel''.
Part of the novel was later adapted into stage play ''Theatre/LookHomewardAngel''.
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''Look Homeward, Angel'' (subtitled'' A Story of the Buried Life'') is a 1929 novel by Creator/ThomasWolfe. It is considered an [[SelfInsertFic autobigraphical]] [[ComingOfAgeStory coming-of-age novel]]. The protagonist, Eugene Gant, is generally believed to be anot always flattering portrayal not-always-flattering AuthorAvatar of Wolfe himself.
Part of the novel was later adapted into the stage play''Theatre/LookHomewardAngel''.''Theatre/LookHomewardAngel''.
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''Look Homeward, Angel'' (subtitled'' A Story of the Buried Life'') is a 1929 novel by Creator/ThomasWolfe. It is considered an [[SelfInsertFic autobigraphical]] [[ComingOfAgeStory coming-of-age novel]]. The protagonist, Eugene Gant, is generally believed to be a
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'''''Look Homeward, Angel''''' is a 1929 novel by Creator/ThomasWolfe. It is considered an [[SelfInsertFic autobigraphical]] [[ComingOfAgeStory coming-of-age novel]]. The protagonist, Eugene Gant, is generally believed to be a not always flattering portrayal of Wolfe himself.
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Part of the novel was later adapted into stage play ''Theatre/LookHomewardAngel''.
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'''''Look Homeward, Angel''''' is a 1929 novel by Creator/ThomasWolfe. It is considered an [[SelfInsertFic autobigraphical]] [[ComingOfAgeStory coming-of-age novel]]. The protagonist, Eugene Gant, is generally believed to be a not always flattering portrayal of Wolfe himself.
