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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1967

Page

12

The Iron Chancellor Tells His Own Story

Louis L. Snyder presents a documentary biography of Otto von Bismarck. The book blends memoirs speeches and confidential memoranda with editor notes and selected biographies to offer a readable yet sometimes frustrating portrait of Bismarck and his era.

Otto von Bismarck Louis L. Snyder D. van Nostrand Snyder Bismarck

Hardcover Best Sellers. Week's Top FICTION List

Publishers' Weekly compiles the current hardcover fiction chart led by The Arrangement by Kazan and The Eighth Day by Wilder, with classics like The Chosen by Potok and Our Crowd by Birmingham also appearing. Other titles include Night Falls on the City by Gainham and Washington D. C. by Wide. A Modern Priest Looks at His Outdated Church by Kavananuth and Everything but Money by Levenson close the ranking.

Kazan Wilder Chosen Potok Washington, D. C Gainham Galbraith Kavanauth Birmingham Eisenhower Levenson Publishers’ Weekly

It Was A Cowboy To Be A Man By William Decker

Book review praises William Decker’s It Was A Cowboy To Be A Man, a novel about Roscoe Banks an old time cowboy. It follows three life phases from open ranges to modern ranching and depicts roping branding bunk houses and rodeos. The reviewer lauds its rugged fidelity to Old West values and Decker’s storytelling.

William Decker Little, Brown Hollywood Decker Roscoe Banks Roscoe West

Reflection Of Things That Creep And Crawl A Hall Of Mirrors

A rough profile of a novel set in New Orleans with drifters a racist radio figure and a welfare survey plot. Three main characters Reinhardt Geraldine and Morgan Rainey collide in a ramshackle hotel as satire morphs into surreal riotous actions.

Hall OF Mirrors Robert Stone Houghton Mifflin Einhardt Robert Stones Chance Reinhardt Geraldine Texas Morgan Rainey New Orleans Reichrdt Stady Siow Veyl Stone

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