Word: talese
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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One out of every nine books published in the U.S. is a children's book. The bulk of this output does not occupy the classic realm of the imagination but a huge waste-of-time land. There are usually stories about neurasthenic little animals that want to secede from...
THE COMPLETE FAIRY TALES OF OSCAR WILDE (illustrations by Charles Mozley; Watts; $4.95) are timeless parables of good and evil for which no child can be too old and no adult too young. In the past, Wilde has often been reduced to the importance of reading and seeing The Importance...
"Race Riots." To New York's Amsterdam News, these tales of taut cities all add up to the same thing. RACE RIOTS screamed the Negro newspaper last week in a blaring black-and-white headline. More responsible-and much more alarmed-human relations experts rate racial tensions this summer...
Family Man. A Goldwater-Barry's grandfather-was staking his claim in Arizona history before the wild old territory even had a capital. Born in Konin, Russia, in the early 1820s, Michel Goldwasser emigrated at the age of 27 to England, where he married and Anglicized the family name...
The Scythians were nomads who left traces of themselves all the way from the borders of modern China to the banks of the Danube. Though they possessed neither writing nor coinage, they caught the fancy of the higher civilizations that they came in touch with. To the Scythians, Herodotus devoted...