![]() ![]() Instead of further pursuing his studies or applying as a journalist, he decided to pursue a professional career in baseball. ![]() Born on Main Richmond, Virginia, the son of an agronomy professor and a landscape designer discovered his enthusiasm for fiction and journalism even before high school and majored in English at Washington and Lee in 1951. Since the beginning of his success as a creative force within the New Journalism movement in the late 1960s, Tom Wolfe has established himself as a major figure of American Letters. “I’m not talking about zeitgeist now, or spiritual matters or other things people tend to talk about when they are talking about literary matters To me, it was always the technique that was important.” 1 Stylistic Analysis of Selected ChaptersĤ.4. Wolfe’s Call for Realism in Novel WritingĤ. Development of the Colloquial in American Fiction up to WolfeĢ. Tom Wolfe’s TheBonfire of the Vanities as a Stylistic Triumphġ. ![]()
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