John D. Leonard
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Pasternak's Hero: Man Against the Monoliths
The critical hobby-horses have been ridden to hell, and the trumpets are put away. Edmund Wilson and the Nobel Prize
J.B.
If you were sick of the "serious" theatre--of playwrights who make love to their anguish; of sonambulists gurgling from garbage
Cocktails With Truman Capote
NEW YORK. When the Ritz Carlton moved uptown to Madison Avene and 61st Street, they changed the name of the
The Cambridge Scene
It's the sort of thing you read about in psychological novels. Morris was a young man out of the West
DOWN and OUT in Cambridge
I The Rue de Salaud, Cambridge, seven-thirty in the morning. The timeless, homeward, flat-foot tread of the night-cop down Plympton
No Exit
No Exit begins at a scream pitch, just under the thin skin of hysteria, and sustains that pitch for an
Procter and Gamble Gives Harvard $100,000
An unrestricted gift of $100,000 to the Program for Harvard College--distributed equally over a five-year period--has made possible the establishment
Guerard's 'Bystander' An Omelette Of Modern French Ironic Writers
The first page resembles Proust--what with tea-rooms, plumcakes, and the paste of sentiment. By page two, the narration switches to
A Little Magazine with Stature
There are some people who have been waiting since the demise of i.e. The Cambridge Review for hopeful signs on
The Case Against Woman
You may rightfully wonder what television's got to do with it. I'll tell you. It's the last hope. The TV