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New Books
The Green Man, by Kingsley Amis - The Green Man deals with a number of matters -sex, for instance, as well as mortality, and faith but the supernatural dominates this brilliant and hypnotic work, which is at once characteristic of Amis and unlike any of his other books. 'n>e1Crotte*>and the Laird, by John McPhee - This book is a depiction of a small Scottish island, its terrain, its history, its legends, and its present people (two in particular • the crofter, working out his existence in this last domain of the feudal system, and the laird, who is English and owns the whole island and everyone on it). I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings, by Maya Angelou - Superbly told, with the poet’s gift for language and observation, and charged with the unforgettable emotion of remembered anguish and love - this remarkable autobiography by an equally remarkable black girl from Arkansas captures, indelibly, a world of which most Americans are shamefully ignorant.
J. M. Barrie - The Man Behind the Image, by Janet Dunbar - As far as the world knew, James Barrie’s life was one long success story. The son of a poor Scottish weaver had come a long way. He was rich, famous, a friend of the great, the author of a long list ol perennially successful plays. Pew people knew the lonely, unhappy man behind the mask.
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