Masters teenagers as future of society review
A critical look at John Whitwell Masters The Plot and Jerry Sohl The Lemon Eaters, with Irving Wallace The Plot and Simon Masters A Door Closing. Edgy depictions of teen life and backlash against adults run through Breighton Lancashire and California settings, noting credible characters and stark generational tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton Masters
Longmans
Jerry Sohl
Cassell
Irving Wallace
Jgaw
Simon
Masters
Breighton
Lancashire
Eddy Coram
Stunkoe
Siogshady
Mr Masters
Corram
Siren
Inchester United
Jerry Sobl
California
Soll
Soh
Petty's Australia Fair humorous history critique
A compact, witty review of Petty's Australian Fair spanning 1789 to 1970. The piece praises sharp captions and biting satire targeting Australians and institutions while noting the artist’s dual gift for drawing and writing. It cites historical jibes on law, colonial life, and national self-perception alongside Vietnam-era commentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petty
New South Wales Corps
Vietnam
Power, journalism, and a father and three sons
A critique of a novel by Tony Morphett examining how power shapes personality within a newspaper dynasty. The father dominates the industry while his sons learn power in war, school, and modern life. The review praises the atmosphere and journalistic voice but faulted for weak character distinctness and overemphasis on technique. The father stands out as the strongest figure, with potential for adaptation as a film script.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morphett
Journaliam
Hiet
The
Voice
Sen
Sone
Mr Marphet
Tin
Caldecott Medal 1966 Awarded for Sam Bangs and Moonshine
Review covers Evaline Ness Sam Bangs and Moonshine as the Caldecott pick, praising Ness’s illustration and the story’s move from fantasy to genuine emotion. It critiques Sea Horse and The Two Wind Mills for limited appeal to very young readers and notes Dr Seuss Solla Sollew’s zany charm while urging clearer connections to familiar experiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evaline Ness
Sam, Bangs
Lrge
Samantha
Dr Seuss
Message fragmentation in modern philosophy critique
A reader-review critiques Maurice Friedman’s Typology of Modern Irrationalism, arguing the book fails to analyze authentic images of man and misuses terms like logical circle. The reviewer labels the work tedious, unfocused, and more a manual for irrationalists, noting weak analysis and poor conceptual clarity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wumps
Ck Barretes
Friedman
Wilcom Cep
Lui
Kierkegaard
Lot
Hesse
Tillich
Amin
Buber
Wityensien
Mark Friedman
Swanner
Colin Wilson
Camus
Pend
Manhattanville College of the Sacred Heart
New York
NEW IN PAPERBACK PENGUIN AND QUIET FLOWS THE DON
Mikhail Sholokhov's new paperback portrays life at the Comacks in peace war and traces the shaping of modern Russia. A Tolstoyan echo, first published in 1929, with stark irony and broad social scope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don
Mikhail Sholokhov
Comacks
Tolstoy
Victoria
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Angus & Robertson
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Toh Nchides
Home Gardener
Leslie Ram
Robert van Guile
Verity Hewitt Pty Ltd
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Drake
Tony Ter Opy
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Ms .Techniqes
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Berenice Eastman
Sam
Bangs & Moonshine
Bodley Head
Ed Ae Taap
Pelee
M Reesink
OU Oe Apel
Solla Sollew
Seuss
Collins
Thomas
Sara
Elle Neve
Rome
Orient
Bangs
Frank van Anreay
Child
Evaling Mais
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Maurice Friedman
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