03 May 1992
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1992
Page
1
Notable spring titles arrive from Morrison and Dillard in fiction while Ivana Trump and Tony Blair era figures lead non fiction lists. Oates Grimes and Didion anchor a diverse parade of authors with payoffs in crime mystery and memoirs across major publishers.
Biographer Chuck Giancana and Sam Giancana Jr reveal Mooney led the Chicago outfit from violence to power. The book covers his role in the St Valentine Massacre, CIA ties, plots against Castro, Kennedy links, and possible Monroe and Kennedy deaths. Mooney died in 1975 in Illinois from a staged shooting while cooking sausages.
Peter Dunne, ornithologist naturalist with the New Jersey Audubon Society, offers a month by month North American birding year. He proves a companionable guide and sharp writer with witty scenes and Alaska reflections.
Newsday lists top titles across fiction non fiction and paperback. Notable entries include The Pelican Brief Jazz Rising Sun All Around the Town Is for Innocent Backlash Revolution from Within A Return to Love Two Nations The Chairman The Firm Fried Green Tomatoes Object Lessons with publishers noted.
A one day sale at the University of Iowa Press in Iowa City offers more than 170 backlist titles across natural history literary criticism journalism and medical humanities plus best sellers gift books and U I Press T shirts. Proceeds from T shirt sales support publication of the Iowa Short Fiction Award series. Sale runs 10 am to 7 pm in Room 308 English Philosophy building.
Cedar Rapids photographer George Henry will autograph his book Row Away from the Rocks at Corner House Gallery on Saturday from 10 a.m. to noon. The event is part of a local book discussions series with additional exhibits and free lectures by Mary Catherine Bateson and Barbara Ehrenreich at area venues.
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