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March 28, 1984
The New Republic Staff
Rx From Dr. Seuss
In "The Butter Battle Book" the children's author takes on the Cold War.
March 19, 1984
Elizabeth Hardwick
The Perfectionist
August 1, 1983
Alfred Kazin
The Fascination of Henry Adams
August 1, 1983
Alfred Kazin
The Fascination of Henry Adams
June 20, 1983
Irving Howe
The Spell of Fagin
June 20, 1983
Robert Lekachman
A Keynes for All Seasons
January 15, 1983
Alfred Kazin
Parading His Serenading
June 2, 1982
Martin Green
Man of Masks
A review of two books on Leo Tolstoy
February 23, 1982
Czeslaw Milosz
Sex Provided
June 13, 1981
Marilyn French
The Emergence of Edith Wharton
April 24, 1981
Graham Greene
Discovering Narayan
March 21, 1981
Thomas LeClair
The Language Must Not Sweat
A conversation with Toni Morrison.
May 10, 1980
MagazineJames Walcott
This Life
Sidney Poitier went beyond dotted-i professionalism, dredging up the messy and intimate emotions the "pros" feared to confront.
May 3, 1980
Leon Edel
Edmund Wilson in the 1930s
December 9, 1978
Joyce Carol Oates
Poetry
July 22, 1978
James Thomson
Murder with Honor
Raymond Chandler's detective stories deserve the name of art
July 9, 1977
Stephen Hess
Full Disclosure
April 9, 1977
Alan Weinblatt
Reconsidering One Hundred Years of Solitude
A rereading of Gabriel García Márquez's famous book.
August 23, 1975
B.H. Haggin
The Metropolitan Opera
June 21, 1975
Robert J. Meyers
The New Republic’s Original Review of ‘The Annotated Dracula’

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