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On entering, the pilgrims quickly learn that what they may not receive from the voices on stage they can probably buy from the vendors whose stands and tables jam the lobby and adjacent corridors. They are hustling a cornucopia of aids to selfdiscovery, self-actualization, self-service, self-enhancement, self...
The Welsh novels of James Hanley are peopled by a nation of poets. An old man recites a story in a pub and "the sun came out of his mouth"; the storyteller's auditor reports to his wife: "That Roberts man broke open his tight mouth and warmed the...
Born in 1913, Olsen never attended college, and during 20 years of raising four children she worked as a transcriber in a dairy equipment company and then as a "Kelly Girl." She wrote in "the stolen moments," thinking while doing household chores "someone else's work, nine hours, five days...
Isaac Bashevis Singer's constant readers know well what his books promise: the sense of returning home to a place and a time that few now living ever inhabited. Over the breadth and span of nearly 30 volumes, writing originally in Yiddish, Singer has resuscitated the Poland that existed...
The contest actually featured two Harvard teams. The first team, an aggressive, exciting club, played scrapping, hustling defense, displayed confident, accurate shooting, and pushed UConn all over the court to run up a 16 point lead at the half. But the second team, peopled with identical personnel, played tentatively, looking...