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… of the coin of love of faith dictators clown around come and go hands stained with human blood old women get up … old women are indestructible they smile knowingly god dies old women get up as usual at dawn they buy bread wine … salt of the earth the bark of a tree the timid eyes of animals cowardice and bravery greatness and smallness they see …

… cousin suggesting that we should each take a slate and “compose a poem.” Cocksure, I set to work and produced four … such as it was, no doubt came to me through my father—he died when I was too young to know much about him—from my … have been one of Dublin’s best amateur singers in her day. Also a devotee of Handel. I mention this because, when I …

… , Manna Man , and Everett Batson , respectively. We’ve also got a lengthy profile of Pat Robertson written by Bill … over a decade. Sizemore looks at Roberton’s weight-loss diet shakes, his Liberian diamond-mining operation, African … gorgeous photos by Joshua Cogan, and we even have a special website with supplementary material , including documentary …

… Southern Fiction Catches Up The Ladies. By Stanley Hopkins. New York: Harper and Brothers. … Glory. By Herbert Ravenel Sass. Indianapolis: Bobbs-Merrill Company. $2.00. Lamb in His Bosom. By Caroline Miller. New … “Look Back to Glory,” by Herbert Ravenel Sass, deals with very different people. They are gracious, …

… to expose the apparatus that churns out mass quantities of commodity meat. American agribusiness—wreaking havoc on animals, laborers, consumers, and planet Earth—is generally … But just as often something goes wrong. Birds sicken and die for no obvious reason. A cold snap sends propane costs …