Victoria and Albert: A Victorian Queen and Her Times
A critical review of Mia Woodham Smith’s Victoria and Albert volume, tracing Victoria’s secluded childhood, Conroy’s influence, and the shift after her marriage to Albert. The author highlights archival access, the couple’s domestic life, and Victoria’s early persona shaping the English monarchy, noting the potential for future volumes to explore widowhood and politics.
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Elizabeth I
Mia Woodhamsmith
Lynton Strahay
Elizabeth Longford
Royal Archives
Victoria
Duke of ‘Kent
Victoire
Leiningen
Germany
George IV
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Conroy
William TV
Windh
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Palmerston
Robert Peel
Prince Albert
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Melbowmne
Albert
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Balmoral
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Eallier
Jersey
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Victoris
Woodham-Smith
Albert Ebergen
The Gay Radical Fal l? Book Review Sparks Debate
A hostile review critiques Thorkil Vanggaard’s The Phallic Culture and the Homosexual, arguing it seeks a controversial core in male sexuality. The reader cites cultural examples, dismisses some evidence as flimsy, and questions the concept of a universal “homovenual radical” while noting the book’s provocative aims amid a broader argument on Christian repression and modern psychology.
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The Godfather Papers Aims At Truthful Behind The Scenes
Review of The Godfather Papers by Mario Puzo traces the author's rise from poverty to success, detailing diary excerpts, writing struggles, and the film deal. It notes uneven chapters, engaging autobiographical segments, and a candid portrait of a writer who finally hits big with The Godfather.
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Kim
Puzo
Piro
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Piracy on the Literary Seas Across South East Asia
From Singapore to Kuala Lumpur, reports detail widespread book piracy in Malaysia and Singapore. Publishers claim losses reaching millions of Malay ringgit as pirates reproduce popular titles with inferior quality, while security measures and prosecutions struggle to keep pace.
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South East Asia
Aga
Kuala Lumpur
Malaysian Book Publishers’ Association
Rn, Menon
Ivea
West Malaysia
Singapore
Kuila Dumpur
Piracien
Malaysia
Bargaling
South-East Asia
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Facyclopaedia Botannica
Oxford Dictinnaries
Piracy Epidemic Strikes Books From Taiwan to New York
The article details a vast piracy network in the 1960s to 1990s, with Taiwan and Hong Kong hubs flooding the market. It notes 2000 Western files pirated in Taiwan by 1999 and 4600 American titles available there by 1964, including Encyclopaedia Britannica. It covers price undercutting, university demand, and government crackdowns, plus dramatic cases like Webster's Third and Samuelson's Economics. It mentions ship crews ferrying pirated editions and publishers seeking penalties, with readers and students worldwide fueling sales.
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Alma No Econome
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Weh
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Itn
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Tine
Morrison in China reprint provokes mixed reader response
A review of a reprint of Morrison in China argues the text preserves era insights but Burson-era framing dulls the author’s presence. It notes the journey along the Yangtze, travels to Burma and Calcutta, Sun Yat Sen ties, and Pearl biography references while criticizing the stolid presentation and altered dates.
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Yangive River
Bowes
Ae Moran
Hener
Sun Yat Sent
Chinese Republic
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Morison
Peking
New China
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Morrison
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Great of Terror Gothic Stories of Horror and Romance
Peter Haining edits a hardcover anthology titled Great Terror Gothic Stories of Horror and Romance 1765 1540. The book offers a scholarly introduction and notes that place the tales in historical and literary context, highlighting the ongoing appeal of terror fiction.
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Peter Haining
Ihy
Gollancz
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