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 GENE AUTRY's script writer typed her way to the top! BETTY BURBRIDGE first learned to type ... began writing stories, movie scripts and plays. Then came success as script writer for Gene Autry, one of the best known, and best liked movie stars. ..... 1941 Smith Corona Typewriter Ad, A4805. $12.99 This Item is an original Magazine ad, taken from a vintage magazine of the year indicated. The ad is suitable for framing and displaying in your home or office. The scan of this item was taken through plastic film, however it is an accurate representation of the item. The nominal size is 10.5 inches by 14 inches.  CloserWalk: A Poet¡Çs Journey To Find himself, Leads him Back To Where he Began. $16.95 4 portfolios of poetry and song, each spanning a portion of life¡Çs journey of one representative of Generation X. Eclectic verses turn each page with a diversity from that of a bold rock star to the gentle touch of a humble, vulnerable friend. Through relationships, college years, winning a fight with cancer, and an active faith from beginning to end, Terry writes with overwhelming honesty. Reflections on love, social issues, God, philosophy, dealing with pain and engaging life with passion and determination thrust the reader into the realm of modern poetry.  How It All Began: The Prison Novel $26.00 This novel has emerged, from the ruins of the purges, like a pure, unspoiled and immaculate gem. As an autobiographical novel, one cannot deny the importance of this work to provide for insights into Bukharin's private life, given that most biographies of Bukharin are about his political and intellectual life. Not only is this work important in this regard, Bukharin's stunning literary ability comes to the forefront in this work, which details, with a humanistic empathy, the plight of the peasants, family relations and the psychology of a middle class family from the late 19th century Russian society. The novel begins with the birth of "Kolya" and is seen through the boy's eyes as he grows up. It ends, poignantly, (Bukharin did not live to finish the work) with the death of his brother. Of particular note is the rich texture of his narrative; it powerfully invokes a child-like sense of wonder that is intrinsic to children of that age. There are indeed very few works out there that parallel the vivid evocation of imagery which Bukharin is capable of. Bukharin's description of the Russian landscape was beautifully detailed, as was the heartfelt revelations about life which slipped through. It is through this work that we come to realize that the interior life of this man was not only brilliant, but that his political stance was chosen fundamentally because of his humanistic understanding of Russian peasants and the impoverished. This edition comes with very lovely pictures, too. |
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