Not the least of the virtues of Stanley Kubrick's movie version of Paths of Glory is that it has been a chief help in rescuing Humphrey Cobb's 1935 novel— now appearing, as they say, on your neighborhood book-stand. One of the rare bonuses of wor [...]
HENRY Ardmore felt in better and better condition. This was mainly because of his jogging, prescribed after the EKG he took in 1974, to combat a somewhat too high cholesterol count. So he had been running up and down the roads outside of Boulder, C [...]
(Bringing A Man's Theories, Hints, Entertainments, and Nuances to the women's movement)
By now everybody knows about the pretty cadets at West Point—and Annapolis and Colorado Springs. Well, from the men's point of view, if Mars is going t [...]
Little by little Paris is disappearing. If you stand at the Maison de Radio or anywhere near the left bank of Pont Crenelle and look across the Seine, your view is of full or semi-skyscrapers crowding the opposite bank. A film director, framing his [...]
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