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Archive for the 'The Black Lamb Review of Books' CategoryLast Month in Black LambVolume 8, Number 7 — July 2010July 1st, 2010 The Black Lamb Review of Books In this Black Lamb Review of Books, a seventh annual issue devoted entirely to books and reading, editor Terry Ross reflects on his springtime reading, which as included four novels by Frederick Buechner, Umberto Eco’s The Name of the Rose, two books by Jim Harrison, a Forties noir classic, and novels by Wallace Stegner, Edith Wharton, and Frederic Raphael. Greg Roberts reports on the autobiography of Isaac Stephenson, an honest politician vilified during his lifetime.
Posted by: The Editors June 2009 in Black LambVolume 7, Number 6 — June 2009June 1st, 2009 The Black Lamb Review of Books In this our fourth annual all-book issue, Terry Ross discusses a rediscovered but still largely unknown major novelist of the Forties, Fifites, and Sixties, Dawn Powell. In Forbidden literature, Dean Suess tells the reader to “get over you bad white self” and go ahead and enjoy Joel Chandler Harris’s Uncle Remus stories and Little Black Sambo. Elizabeth Fournier praises the bible of folks who like to use their car engines as kitchens in Cookin’ with gas.
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