Word: novelized
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...There has never been, a Hadrian VII-except in "Baron Corvo's" brilliant, perverse novel about an English Pope who chose that title...
Leave Her to Heaven (20th Century-Fox) is an obviously costly production of the best-selling (more than a million copies) novel by Ben Ames Williams. The story's central idea might be plausible enough in a dramatically lighted black-&-white picture or in a radio show with plenty of organ background. But in the rich glare of Technicolor, all its rental-library characteristics are doubly glaring...
Married. Hamilton Fish Armstrong, 52, learned, clear-thinking Foreign Affairs editor, behind-the-scenes adviser on U.S. foreign policy; and Carman Barnes, 32, author, whose sexy, best-selling first novel (Schoolgirl) at 16 brought her fame, fortune and raised a good many eyebrows; she for the first time, he for the second; in Manhattan...
Shelley wrote a novel (The Open City) about her experiences, did some pieces for FORTUNE'S issue on Japan, and, late in 1944, went back to the Pacific. Her beat was Guam, Saipan, the Philippines-where she saw the Japanese surrender-and then, Japan...
...near Los Angeles, Author Mann looked fit despite a slight head cold, smoked his usual two cigars a day (with a liqueur on the side), smoked cigarets the rest of the time, walked his daily two miles "against the sea breeze," and was 500 pages along on a new novel which he figured would run to 700. Said he: "In my youth I was convinced I would die when I was 40. Then I grew older and older. By experience I learned that it was all a mistake, and now I think I will probably live to be quite...