Burt, Dan
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Marlon Brando: Hollywood Rebel
An entertaining and enlightening study of Brando’s impressive influence.
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The Dig
Burt’s (My Father Married Your Mother) humdrum mystery never builds up enough steam to keep readers involved.
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Lawrence Tierney: Hollywood’s Real-Life Tough Guy
A sad look at a promising career derailed and how the Hollywood establishment dealt with it.
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After Callimachus: Poems
According to this collection’s foreword, Callimachus never found his ideal translator
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The Attempted Murder of Teddy Roosevelt
Solomon incorporates many historically accurate events, details, and characters into this engaging story, based on an actual incident. Historical mystery fans who relish rich period details will be eager to see Hay again.
Don’t Read Poetry: A Book About How To Read Poems
A wonderful guide to a misunderstood art. Essential for all libraries.
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Widely recommended. The very nature of the history of American art is greatly expanded by the recognition of the existence and importance of the works discussed and depicted here.
Soul of a Nation: Art in the Age of Black Power
Widely recommended. The very nature of the history of American art is greatly expanded by the recognition of the existence and importance of the works discussed and depicted here.
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Burt's poems are never less than compassionate, and—with rare exceptions, such as the obliquely political "2016"—they are positive and affirming, answering Stephanie's "Why can't I wear two different colored shoes?" with a confident "But you can."
Advice from the Lights
Burt's poems are never less than compassionate, and—with rare exceptions, such as the obliquely political "2016"—they are positive and affirming, answering Stephanie's "Why can't I wear two different colored shoes?" with a confident "But you can."
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Instill and Inspire: The John and Vivian Hewitt Collection of African-American Art
This volume should join the ranks of Amalia K. Amaki's A Century of African American Art, and Tradition Redefined: The Larry and Brenda Thompson Collection of African American Art. For all library collections with holdings in this area.
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