Robert W. Keefer
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A Twentieth Century Slave
A NNA IS A STORY of poverty--not the poverty of social and political science, defined in terms of income or
Love Through the Looking Glass
K AWABATA delighted in reflections. At the beginning of Snow Country, a man on a train is astonished by the
Truck Roadeo: Driving, Dodging
Massachusetts isn't a big trucking state--not like Pennsylvania and Ohio and the other mid-country states that Route 80 passes through
Mishima's Last Testament
Y UKIO MISHIMA committed suicide the day he completed Tennin Gosui, thus blending art and life inextricably into an eloquent
Another Man's Road to Watergate
Serpico, last year's movie of an honest cop in New York, is back in the Square for a return visit.
Mike Parkhurst: Leading the Last Cowboys
"Overdrive--The Voice of the American Trucker," proclaims the magazine's cover; "The Price of Truth $1.50." Below this modest legend appears
Pontifical Secrecy
T HE NIXON administration is not alone in its battle against troublesome security leaks. The Times of London recently published