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There are several explanations for Porter’s outstanding reputation as a writer.

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Porter’s "Flowering Judas," a 1930 book of short stories, are still read today.

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All but one of her books has been purchased by our library.

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Not a single one of her books remains on the library shelves very long.

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Both "Noon Wine" and "Pale Horse Pale Rider" was praised by the critics. 

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A great deal of her insight and talent is apparent in "Ship of Fools."

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Neither poetic sensibility nor psychological insight are in short supply.

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All but one or two of the English teachers here is an admirer of hers.

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Every reader of Porter feels she deserves the Pulitzer Prize. 

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Porter always cares about human relationships; each of her books proves this.

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