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… personality, that is being repudiated. He was a poet who also wrote a great deal of criticism, which in its day was … did not rediscover them; for one thing, they had never been completely lost, and during the 19th century good poets on … had been able to address itself to a very large, educated audience, but the price paid for that kind of mass …

… layer by layer. . . “Let Zip-Strip do the work.” It is also necessary to scrape. No one driving by the house on a … were going off.         Or that the shadows of women were complaining, “You don’t care for anyone but yourself.” … in charge of a “cultural series”— books with a limited audience but “viable cultural interest.” Why weep for Jake? …

… on the ocean floor, the scientist pauses a moment and comes face to face with death in the form of a 150-foot-tall … a force as destructive as the atomic bomb, chooses to die alongside Godzilla rather than risk letting his Oxygen … A mysterious sea monster sinking a ship? Yes, but it was also an unmistakable reference to The Lucky Dragon , a tuna …

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… by Nicholson Baker. Simon & Schuster, March 2008. $30 Compared to the Vietnam War and the War in Iraq, World War … heroes of the Greatest Generation were not the Allied soldiers who fought the war, but the pacifists who tried to … case of the US, the development of the atom bomb, but Baker points out that neither leader did much to prevent the …