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Dry

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New York City : An Outsider’s Inside View

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Manhattan Monologues

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Sunday, Monday, And Always

  • Sunday, Monday, And Always

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    Dawn Powell ; introduction and further selection by Tim Page

  • Publication Details

    Book, Rev. ed., 1st pbk. ed, Steerforth Press, 1999

  • Description

    IN ADDITION TO THE novels and the diaries that have won her posthumous acclaim, Dawn Powell wrote hundreds of short stories over the course of half a century. This new, expanded edition of Sunday, Monday, and Always includes four additional short pieces written after the original collection was printed. Sunday, Monday, and Always promises to introduce Powell’s many admirers to a new facet of her extraordinary talent. (automatically summarized from Amazon.com)

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     (UPPER LEVEL)  PS3531.O936 S86 1999  AVAILABLE

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Manhattan, When I Was Young

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All The Days And Nights : The Collected Stories Of William Maxwell

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Manhattan ‘45

  • Manhattan '45

  • Attribution

    Jan Morris

  • Publication Details

    Book, Oxford University Press, 1987

  • Description

    Few aspects of Manhattan are neglected in Jan Morris’s affectionate evocation–slum and Social Register are both here, City College and Times Square, the genius of the New York School and the panache of the New York Fire Department. Manhattan ‘45 gets its title, so the author tells us in her epilogue, because it sounds “partly like a kind of gun, and partly like champagne,” and in these pages the victorious, celebratory, and explosive Manhattan of four decades ago finds a permanent souvenir. (automatically summarized from Amazon.com)

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     (LOWER LEVEL)  F128.5 .M867 1987  AVAILABLE

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