Long Time In Letting Go
Book review outlines Philip Roth debut novel. Gabe Wallach, a hesitant college teacher, struggles with relationships including Libby, Paul Herz, and Martha Reganhart. He drifts from family expectations and ends up taking a teaching job overseas to escape the complications.
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Gabe Wallach
Gabe
Libby
Martha Reganhart
Heathen Valley a moving novel of mountaintop conflict
Romulus Linney's first novel Heathen Valley portrays the Valle Crucis mission in the North Carolina mountains more than 100 years ago. The work centers on Starnes and Bishop Ames as they balance good and evil, tradition and change, in a nuanced tale of faith and humanity.
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North Carolina
Romulus Linney
Atheneum
Valle Crucis
Boone
Carolina Mountains
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Starnes
Bishop Ames
Philadelphia
New York City
University of North Carolina
Heathen Valley
Robert Marks
Rice as Staple Food Supports Half World Population
The article notes rice sustains nearly half the global population, with over 150 million tons consumed. It highlights rice's central role in diets and food security across diverse regions and economies.
Raleigh and the Throckmortons in Elizabethan Life
A. L. Rowse presents a dual portrait of Sir Walter Raleigh and his brother-in-law Arthur Throckmorton through a rediscovered diary. The work blends archival detail with a brisk, witty narrative, revealing Raleighs secret marriage to Bess Throckmorton and a contested legacy shaped by court intrigue and family ties.
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A. L. Rowse
Harper and Row
Arthur Throckmorton
Canterbury Cathedral
Sir Walter Raleigh
Raleigh
Throckmorton
Bess
Ton
Arthur
Nicholas Throckmorton
Rowse
Maurice Dolbier
Summer Musical Echoes from Gershwin and Sullivan
A column praises Gershwin and Sullivan contrasting their works and notes that Sullivan’s non Gilbert collaborations are rarely heard in America. It laments conductors bowing to sponsors and announces a 6:30 p.m. outdoor concert by the Winston-Salem Symphony Orchestra under John Suele at Tanglewood Park featuring Broadway and pop classics.
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Gershwin and Sullivan
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Gilbert
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Piedmont
Tanglewood Park
Winston - Salem
Gone A Different Drummer by William Melvin Kelley
A modern southern fantasy where all Negroes in a Gulf state vanish. Tucker Caliban, descendant of a freed African chieftain, drives the plot as the state’s white society and a liberal white man, a boy observer, and a wayward Negro intellectual react. The debut novel shows strong narrative skill and social resonance.
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William Melvin Kelley
Doubleday
Kelley
Gulf of Mexico
Tucker Caliban
Tucker
High Point Public Library Bookmobile Schedule Week of June 18 22
The bookmobile routes run Monday through Friday with multiple stops daily. Locations include College Village Shopping Center Pine Valley Marywood Oak View Wood view Bridges Futrell Ingleside Westover Old Winston Road Parkside Clover Tabor Dayton E Lexington Lindale Locust Gordon Kimrey Cedrow Arlington Barbee Fifth W College North Woodrow Farriss Terrell Kimmons Willard Gordon Elwood Wendell Daniel Brooks Homes.
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Kimrey
Cedrow
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