Hardcover Best Sellers and Cuban Conference Cocktail
Hardcover best sellers list shows fiction titles like Those Who Love and Airs Above the Ground, with non fiction ranking A Thousand Days and Kennedy Sorensen. In Havana Cuba bartenders created a new cocktail with rum soda greifadine and citrus, served with Castro applesauce.
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Stewart
Kaufman
Lockwood Concern
O'Hara
Schlesinger
Kennedy, Sorensen
Havana
Cuba
Perceptive Essays On Our Heroes
John Morton Blum surveys American hopes and goals through public heroes from Washington to Roosevelt. He traces industrial consolidation, the rise of a business elite, the middle class, and policy makers, especially the Square Deal and New Deal. The book targets lay readers and offers context for present-day issues.
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America
John Morton Blum
Houghton Mifflin
Blum
Washington
Lincoln
The Best In Paperback The Horse Knows the Way
The article reviews new paperback titles across genres including The Horse Knows the Way by O Hara ERT and The Night The Lights Went Out. It notes authorial breadth and list variety reflecting mid century publishing trends.
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O'Hara
Walsh Herzog
Bellow
New York Times
the Girl From
Peyton Place
Metalious
Williams
Slice Of Life In A Fleabag Hotel
Howie Fisher operates a hotel stand selling periodicals and souvenirs while recovering from a heart attack. He fears losing his grip and running a faltering business in a deteriorating hotel but sees a chance to move to a better motel. Irony hints at a deeper dilemma as the story portrays plain life and flawed humanity.
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Ed Lacy
Harper
Howie Fisher
Howie
Spies Spin In Land Of MacInnes
Helen MacInnes delivers another tense espionage tale set in Paris the Greek isles and Turkey where a history researcher meets a woman and a killer. A double game by ex Nazi masters and Communist agents unfolds with shifting loyalties and a climactic twist.
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MacInnes
Paris
Tate to lecture and read poetry at Miami University
Oxford based poet and critic Allen Tate will discuss modern literature and read his poems in two Miami University lectures in Laws Hall. The events, sponsored by the English Department, are free and open to the public. Tate, a freelance writer since 1924 and professor at Minnesota since 1951, recently published The Hovering Fly and The Limits of Poetry.
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Oxford
Allen Tate
Miami University
Laws Hall
Miami
Department of English
Tate
University of Minnesota
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