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Music Then and Now
… Whittlesey House. $2.50. It is one thing to present composers and their works in chronological order and another … and the tendency to return to eighteenth century ideals. It is not so full a description as Constant Lambert’s … overlooks many composers whose music has enjoyed the wide audience which he covets for his favorites. Then, while he …
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Allen Tate in VQR
… that VQR would succeed where others had failed. On June 26, 1925, he wrote editor James Southall Wilson: I suppose … we have a criticism, and we can’t have that until we become professional – instead of being just geniuses, or perhaps ladies and gentlemen. Davis responded, “Your essay could well …
Revising the Morgan Myth
… shake the foundations of the Republic, it may be a small comfort to remember that Americans of the last century fell … to the same mania. It seems that have-nots have always studied the ways of the haves, with the hope that someday they … not temper the bite of their indictments. This tendency is also apparent in the more prominent biographies of Morgan. …
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Heavy Metal Music Will Save Your Life
… life, which it surely did, and not by inspiring me toward complex thought, but by the opposite process: the complete … who had dabbled in hippiedom and raised me up on a steady diet of Beatles and Stones, a kid who had thrown his lot in … a curb outside the arena, Will still in his dark suit. We also smoked a big, fat blunt. Shit yeah. At one point, a …
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Workshopping the Next Generation of American War Literature
… sophistication of the national palate, the flood of soldiers returning home after the end of World War II had a … reflected in an interview for the NEA’s Operation Homecoming documentary: “If you’re a soldier existing under … Metal Jacket,” and “Apocalypse Now”—the end of the war also saw an outpouring of important work by veteran writers, …
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Archive of an Unraveling Future: New Stories by Antonya Nelson
… future, the past as malevolent ghost, the past as the comforting pain of pressing a bruise. This is a collection … of their younger selves. Nana, the protagonist of “Soldier’s Joy,” sleeps with her now-​married high-​school … disasters as they feel their way through grief—​but also opens the story that was underneath it all along, the …
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