John P. Oconnor
Drawing Power From the People
Before I formally threw my hat into the 8th Congressional District race, an old friend from my labor organizing days
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he says. It was degrading, I had never seen myself as a hero. My father--with the best will in the
Updike's Toil and Trouble
I T IS WITH a certain mixture of dread and excitement that one finds John Updike undertaking the material of
Boyish Heroics
S TRATIS HAVIARAS brings to The Heroic Age the lyrical style, eye for the visual, and economic approach of a
Universal Love Story
T HE ONLY PROBLEM with Patrick Bradford production of A Raisin in the Sun stems not from the staring which
Journey of the Damned
A BOUT HALFWAY THROUGH The Paper Men, Nobel laureate William Golding's latest novel, the protagonist, the footloose novelist Wilfred Barclay,
Village Idiots
D OES ANY HARVARD STUDENT wish with exams fast approaching for fee a comedy thought a town whose inhabitant are
The Brilliant Irony of Levity
M ILAN KUNDERA SEEMS to have the best interests of his readers at heart. He begins The Unbearable Lightness of
Talk of the Town
I N HIS NEW BIOGRAPHY of E.B. White, author Scott Elledge reports a remark about White which the poet Adrienne
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