A Poet And His Private Love
A brief notice praises a work by Chard Powers Smith, highlighting three achievements in the book and calling it a notable memoir of a private life.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1965
Page
32
A brief notice praises a work by Chard Powers Smith, highlighting three achievements in the book and calling it a notable memoir of a private life.
Robert Marks reviews Dreiser's research and Deal's novel The Tobacco Men tracing the tobacco industry from post Civil War to 1910, its Trust control, and matched fates of Oren Knox and Amos Haines, amid Dreiser's quest for truth and artistic freedom.
Alan Pryce-Jones notes the work shows copious talent with vivid images but lacks discipline. The novel centers on an individual’s self realization through paired siblings and a touring cast, with provocative sexual themes and a Northern backdrop moving to London and France.
A list of notable best selling works includes Kaufman Herzog Bellow Don’t Stop the Carnival Work The Ambassador West Hotel Nonfiction Markings Hammarskjold Queen Victoria Old My Shadow Ran Free Sands The Founding Father Whalen The Italians Barzini.
A vivid portrait of a rebellious, poverty driven American figure from early 20th century life. He moved through beer halls, trains, and political radicalism, later turning to journalism after wartime near death. His tale reflects a neglected beat between wars and a shifting Marxist and literary path.
Dr Baylis questions the money focus of philosophers and asks about their credentials. He says philosophy helps students find a mean and a satisfactory world view. He notes the challenge of answering vague questions and the role of science in relation to philosophy.
A review highlights opera sung in original languages at the Met while Paris favours Wagner in French and Berlin Verdi in German. The piece discusses diction, audience reactions to encores, and a 3:30 appointment time with pianist Charles Lynam at a High Point College recital. It notes a brochure listing music camps and festivals nationwide with 211 camps counted.
John Keats Lippincott surveys college admissions and the backstory of students and teachers in suburbia. He notes students chasing status, misfits in campuses, and parents seeking relief from the pressure of Getting The Kids Into College.
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