The Breaking Wave by Nevil Shute
A wartime tale set around World War I and its shadows on lives in Australia and England. Alan Duncan returns home to Australia and revisits a maid’s overdose death to uncover her past and connect it to the war’s toll. The novel blends sheep ranch life with wartime memory and personal tragedy.
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Nevil Shute
New York
Wm. Morrow & Co
Alan Duncan
Australia
Jin
Alan
Who Was The Bard
Book review of Calvin Hoffman’s The Murder of the Man Who Was Shakespeare. It presents a theory that Christopher Marlowe faked his death in 1593 and inspired Shakespeare, with arguments about sonnets, plays, and the Walssingham connection. The review finds Hoffman's case readable and plausible for readers fond of Shakespeare hoax theories.
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Calvin Hoffman
New York
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Christopher Marlowe
Deptford
London
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Marlowe
Muses
Darling
Wilam Shakespeare
Shakespeare
Kit Marlowe
Shakespears
Anne Hathaway
Christopher Marye
Hoffman
Walsingham
France
Italy
Thomas Walsingham
Continent
W. H
Offman
Martext
William
William Shakespeare
NFA
Ice cream nostalgia and modern ache for better days
A man at a soda fountain laments modern goods and plastics, claiming home made ice cream was the coldest and weather once froze germs away. He riffs on gasoline, clothing, shoes, machinery, women, and a looming desert future, then grimly jokes about aging joints and fatigue.
Oden Meeker Receives Anisfield-Wolf Award 1954
Care Mission Laos chief Oden Meeker wins the 1954 Anisfield-Wolf Award for Report on Africa published by Scribner's. Prize is $1,000, announced by Henry Pratt Fairchild. Meeker, Princeton graduate and former Herald Tribune staffer, directs CARE work in Laos.
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Oden Meeker
Laos
Anisfield-Wolf
Africa
Scribner's
Henry Pratt Fairchild
Meeker
Princeton
Herald Tribune
Arthur Sheehan
Elizabeth Sheehan
Pierre Toussaint
New York
J. P. Kenedy & Sons
Catholic Digest Book Club
Explanation Of Murder in Stafford Court
Frederick Cross 33 pleads guilty to stabbing Donald Lainton 28 in a public house and explains his motive after his wife left him. He requests the death penalty and the court orders execution by hanging.
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Stafford
England
Frederick Cross
Cross
Donald Lainton
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