Victoria not a Victorian in Weintraub biography
Stanley Weintraub argues Queen Victoria defied the era named for her in Victoria An Intimate Biography. The 700 page study draws on diaries and letters to depict a loving, strong monarch whose private life surprised contemporaries and whose influence helped restore royal prestige.
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Victoria
Stanley Weintraub
Truman Talley Books
E.P. Dutton
Queen Victoria
Albert
PT. Barnum
William Shakespeare
Weintraub
Institute For Arts and Humanistic Studies
Pennsylvania State University
William Gladstone
10 Downing Street
England
Victoria and Albert
Isle of Wight
Hercules
Omphale
Lydia
P.T. Barnum
Barnum
Tom Thumb
London
Look Homeward A Life of Thomas Wolfe
David Herbert Donald’s Look Homeward presents a measured biography of Thomas Wolfe. It traces Wolfe’s Asheville upbringing, UNC and Harvard years, editor clashes, and posthumous novels shaped by Maxwell Perkins and Edward Aswell.
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Thomas Wolfe
David Herbert Donald
Little, Brown
Wolfe
Harvard
Asheville
N.C
W.O. Wolfe
University of North Carolina
Aline Bernstein
Donald
Maxwell Perkins
Edward Aswell
Aswell
Five For PEN Faulkner Award Nominations Named
Five American writers were nominated for the 1986 PEN Faulkner Award for fiction. The May 9 Folger Shakespeare Library ceremony will name a winner who receives 5000 dollars while four runners up earn 1000 dollars each. Noms include Richard Ford Maureen Howard Charles Johnson Janet Kauffman and Richard Wiley.
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Folger Shakespeare Library
Richard Ford
Vintage
Maureen Howard
Summit
Charles Johnson
Atheneum
Talked To Death The Life and Murder of Alan Berg
Stephen Singular chronicles the rise of talk radio and the murder of Denver host Alan Berg by white supremacists called the Silent Brotherhood. The book links neo Nazi networks from Idaho to California and traces weapons, operatives, and the cultural roots of right wing terrorism.
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Stephen Singular
Beech Tree Books
Morrow
Denver
Chicago
Berg
60 Minutes
KOA
The
Silent Brotherhood
Hayden Lake
Idaho
Richard Butler
Ku Klux Klan
Christian Identity Movement
Posse Comitatus
Christian Defense League
Edward Pierce
George Lincoln Rockwell
Brotherhood
Metaline Falls
Wash
Ukiah
Calif
Troy
Mont
America
Onassis biography details wealth and family strife
L J Davis chronicles Aristotle Onassis and daughter Christina tracing humble roots, ship ventures, and marriages from Tina Livanos to Jacqueline Kennedy. The book portrays a power driven empire and Christina’s fragile psyche amid billionaires and public figures, though critics cite heavy detail and many peripheral names.
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Aristotle Onassis
Christina
Onassis
Aristotle
LJ Davis
Ins
Tina Livanos
Maria Callas
Jacqueline Kennedy
Best sellers list mixing authors and barely readable titles
A garbled OCR of popular hardcover titles and authors appears with many misspellings. It lists Stephen King works alongside other authors and miscellaneous entries, but most items and names are unreadable or distorted.
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Wolfe
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