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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1978

Page

12

Series devotion echoes readers hunger for more

Patrons seek ongoing engagement after finishing a book or show. The piece compares serial enjoyment to the salted peanut theory, noting fans crave the next installment, whether from an author or a TV series, to sustain interest and pleasure.

Secret of Stalingrad reviewed by Walter Kerr

Book review of The Secret of Stalingrad by Walter Kerr from Doubleday. Kerr presents a three level view of the 1942 43 battle linking Allied politics Kremlin and Nazi high command with battlefield fighting. He argues Stalin concealed reserve strength altering Western Allied strategy and notes the work draws on Kerrs wartime reporting and archives.

Stalingrad Walter Kerr Doubleday Kremlin Stalin Kerr Russia Moscow U.S Franklin Roosevelt Winston Churchill Europe Germany Hitler Caucasus Friedrich Paulus

Reviews: Books and Series Across Genera

A roundup highlights current books and series beyond fiction, noting James Herriot’s All Creatures Great and Small as a career spanning veterinary tales, Tolkien’s Ring trilogy, and Stephen Donaldson’s Chronicles of Thomas Covenant the Unbeliever for fantasy fans.

Herriot J.R.R. Tolkein Stephen Donaldson Thomas Covenant

Publishers Weekly Top Hardcover Sellers Listing Choices

The fiction top five includes Bloodline Sheldon Scruples Krantz The Holcroft Covenant Ludlum Stained Glass Buckley The Human Factor Greene. Nonfiction list features If Life Is a Bowl of Cherries Bombeck The Complete Book of Running Fixx My Mother My Self Friday Pulling Your Own Strings Dyer Memoirs of Richard Nixon Nixon. Mystery series rely on familiar characters. readers stay loyal to long time favorites.

Ludlum Buckley Greene Bombeck Fixx Dyer Richard Nixon Nixon

On Spider Creek by Robert Roper

Dudley Lehew of the Associated Press reviews On Spider Creek, praising Roper’s unusual long sentence style and clear focus on thoughts, but criticizing the thin plot and weak character development which distracts from the writing. He hopes for a stronger story in the next work.

Spider Creek Robert Roper Simon & Schuster Roper

O Henry Award Prize Stories Highlight Kugelmass Episode

The 1978 O Henry Awards prize piece by Woody Allen tops a collection of 18 stories. Kugelmass, a disenchanted humanities professor, visits a magician with a machine to enter novels and meets Emma Bovary. The volume also features James Schevill, Alice Adams, Blair Fuller, Joyce Carol Oates, Tim O'Brien and others in a varied anthology.

William Abrahams Doubleday Woody Allen Kugelmass Allen Persky the Great Persky Kugermass Emma Bovary James Schevill Mexico City Alice Adams Blair Fuller Joyce Carol Oates Tim O'Brien Vietnam

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