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… shock subside, and your heart rate had begun to slow as oncoming headlights approached. That’s when you felt a sense … brown eyes sweep the room before they return to you. She points toward the knife on the coffee table. Her lips twitch … class lesson plans for the week ahead. J. D. Salinger had died. You’d thought it would be fitting to hold class in …

… The 5th Army in Italy Ask a citizen of the ‘90’s who commanded the World War II American 5th Army in Italy and … up only dim recollections of a bygone war. But to the soldiers in Italy, the name of Lieutenant General Mark W.Clark … his close, intimate ties with Eisenhower and more than once points out that Ike addressed him by his nickname, that …

… concentration on Athens characteristic of most classical studies. Though he writes more about Athens than any other … Nepmen, 1921—1929 , by Alan M. Ball. California $32.50 When communism failed, Lenin brought back the capitalists in his … Lytle is a traditionalist and a moralist whose reference points are those of his own Southern background and whose …

… the heretofore “minor” work. The demarcation of “turning points” between books or poems provides all the drama once … as an artist who develops. The history of Faulkner studies does not suggest that this is so Stonum identifies two … process of challenging the earlier work.” This disciplined commitment to self-critical change is the particular virtue …

… You remembered her in a red dress and white sandals, Oleta before Dorrie and Elia died, arms bare, toenails painted. She dropped her sandals … her brother’s veins to find its way inside his bones and become part of him. When she said she was going to die, it …