Generic Strategy: Types of Competitive Advantage

A relationship existed at one point between Dickey and O’Connor, though it was likely minor in a broader significance. In a letter, reprinted in Flannery O’Connor: The Habit of Being , to the Fitzgeralds, Robert and Sally, O’Connor noted that “Last Sunday I was visited by a poet named James Dickey who is an admirer of Robert” (272). ................
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