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The order had its intended effect: more than 60,000 video recorders are now backed up awaiting languorous inspection, and only 16,000 of the 200,000 recorders ordered for the holiday season are expected to make it to store shelves in time. So far Tokyo has expressed only "regret...
IT COULD HAVE been a fascinating combination of sleazy artistry. George A. Romero (Night of the Living Dead, Dawn of the Dead), the Pittsburgh poet of zombie cannibalism, and Stephen King (Carrie, The Shining), the man who took horror out of the subconscious and put it back on America's...
What ever happened to science fiction? In the 70s, readers were inundated with novels by giants of the genre: Theodore Sturgeon, Robert Heinlein, Ray Bradbury and scores of others. But bookstore shelves have grown barer and the names rarer. Even so, a handful of practitioners show that this may be...
One of Kennedy's first acts in the White House was to order 200 books on the presidency put on his shelves for easy access. "Roosevelt got most of his ideas from talking to people," Kennedy told Historian James MacGregor Burns. "I get most of mine from reading."
Without the roll-away shelves and compensation. Peabody has been like Widener library without a catalog, he added.