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...target for so many years. It was easy. Too easy, maybe. “Fire Layden” was bound to be heard at an NBA Draft as sure as the sun rises in the morning. The Knicks could have somehow redrafted the second comings of Wills Reed, Clyde Frazier, Bill Bradley, Earl Monroe and company during Layden’s tenure but it wouldn’t have mattered. The mockery was a draft-day rite, although this year, Layden was very explicably gone. (Occasionally, in fact, my friends and I do nothing but think about how the Knicks...
...previous novel wasn't just a book. It was a cause. When Plainsong was published five years ago, its gentle but indelible tale of people getting through life on the high plains of Colorado was adopted with a passion by independent booksellers, the same ones who had pushed Charles Frazier's Cold Mountain up the best-seller list. They did the trick for Plainsong too, which eventually was also nominated for a National Book Award...
Farrell, J. B.; Fay, P. W.; Finnernan, J. C.; Fitzpatrick, J. T.; Flint, P. S.; Flint, W.; Frazier, D. P.; Friedman...
...Anstin S. Philips, Elizabeth Bennett; Richard Buck, Janet Gilbert; Andrews Wyman, Barbara McQuesten; Allen Smart, Faith Kenniston; Murray Pease, Martha Head; Robert N. Hutchmson, Grace Wilson; James G. Dow, Plivllis Cotton; Charles N. Frazier Paulire Robinson...
Earlier in the afternoon, Kaufman relates the plot of an Ian Frazier short story he kept in mind as he wrote Sunshine. In it, he says, a man and a woman are sitting in a marriage counselor’s office; the man spends the bulk of the story pouring out his heart about the grave problems in their relationship, and the story ends abruptly as the woman says that she’s never met the man before...