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  The Neglected Books Page

  The Neglected Books Page is a book review website. The site features reviews of books that have been, according to the site, "neglected, overlooked, forgotten

  Frank Laskier "Stakhanov", the Russian coal miner made a workers' hero by Soviet propagandists. However, his writing still garners praise; The Neglected Books Page, an online
  Ben Piazza July 30, 2013. Retrieved February 9, 2016. "The Very Exact and Strange Truth". The Neglected Books Page. May 23, 2010. "Ben Piazza Gets Contract". Montreal
  Anthony Burgess novel at the Encyclopædia Britannica. The Neglected Books Page, neglectedbooks.com; accessed 26 November 2014. Rubin, Steven Jay (1981). The James Bond
  Rat Catching pupils. The Neglected Books Page argues that the book is, in fact, more than a non-fiction guide book, but also a collage containing satire aimed at the education
  The Neglected Books Page - Wikipedia The Neglected Books Page is a book review website.[1][2] The site features reviews of books that have been, according to the site, "neglected, overlooked…

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  The Neglected Books Page - www.NeglectedBooks.com: Where forgott… Jacques l’Aumône and Walter Mitty are twin sons of different mothers. Both men escape from what they consider dull lives by fantasizing themselves in extr…
  Jr. – The Neglected Books Page Allen R. Dodd, Jr.’s The Job Hunter is the flip-side of “Mad Men” . This is what the world of 1960’s advertising–of the white-collar workplace in general–…
  News – The Neglected Books Page I haven’t made much noise about the Recovered Books series I’m editing for Boiler House Press , but as we will soon release our sixth title, Gertrude Trev…
  Covers – The Neglected Books Page I bought Viva King’s autobiography, The Weeping and the Laughter , on the strength of a single review: “How pleasant to know Viva King even if it only be …
  Poetry – The Neglected Books Page Regular readers of this site know that I am slightly obsessed with bringing the work of Gertrude Eileen Trevelyan back to light (and back to print via the…
  Publishers – The Neglected Books Page Angel Classics was started in 1982 by Antony Wood, an editor and translator from Russian and German, who “felt passionately that much good literature of t…
  1990s – The Neglected Books Page Harlem native Michael A. Gonzales has been on the trail of neglected Black writers for a number of years, first with his feature The Blacklist for Catapau…
  1900s – The Neglected Books Page On the final page of Mightier than the Sword (1912), a novel about journalists and newspapers, the protagonist dies a lonely death in the middle of a madd…
  1960s – The Neglected Books Page This year, I have been running the Wafer-Thin Books reading group with James Morrison (Caustic Cover Critic) and promised myself that I would take this as…
  music – The Neglected Books Page When poet Charles Reznikoff died in 1976, his wife, Myrie Syrkin, gave his papers to publisher John Martin of Black Sparrow Press, which had begun collect…
  1930s – The Neglected Books Page In late 1931, the budding literary journal Prairie Schooner informed its readers that “Miss Eunice Chapin, formerly of Lincoln” (and formerly of the Unive…
  death – The Neglected Books Page Advertisement for The Midst of Life by Mina Curtiss. The Midst of Life is subtitled “A Romance,” but knowing a bit about Mina Curtiss, I read it assumin…
  crime – The Neglected Books Page As part of my current project of digging into the source texts of Hollywood Pre-Code movies of the early 1930s, I spent much of February exploring the rab…
  novel – The Neglected Books Page When Farrar and Rinehart published Big Business Girl in 1930, they credited the book to the anonymous “One of Them” — meaning one of the women in big busi…
  1920s – The Neglected Books Page When Farrar and Rinehart published Big Business Girl in 1930, they credited the book to the anonymous “One of Them” — meaning one of the women in big busi…
  India – The Neglected Books Page Iain Crichton Smith is best remembered now as a poet, but he published a dozen novels over the space of 25 years, starting with Consider the Lillies (1968…
  humor – The Neglected Books Page I first learned of Louise W. King’s queer comedies from Barbara Grier’s capsule book reviews (written as Gene Damon) in the 1960s lesbian magazine The Lad…
  Long Reviews – The Neglected Books Page When Farrar and Rinehart published Big Business Girl in 1930, they credited the book to the anonymous “One of Them” — meaning one of the women in big busi…
  Latvia – The Neglected Books Page Stepping out in these streets Is like drifting away in the rivers’ sweep. In a shop window, pots of paint on display, But my glance strays past them t…
  Sweden – The Neglected Books Page Editor’s Note: This entry for June 30, 1934, written by the Swedish novelist Gustav Sandgren, offers a timely reminder of the precarious nature of freedom.
  Caroline Slade – The Neglected Books Page To an extent that puts better-known writers such as Steinbeck to shame, Caroline Slade wrote for the dispossessed, exploited, and impoverished Americans o…
  Neglected Authors – The Neglected Books Page “Your time’s your own, and don’t you forget it, my girl: for twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week, you can do what you bloody well choose,” Eva Wott…
  Justly Neglected? – The Neglected Books Page This is a note about a footnote. If John Biggs, Jr. is mentioned today, it’s inevitably as a supporting player in the life of his much more famous Princet…
  Excerpts from Neglected Books – The Neglected Books Page “You know you can’t pick and choose in times like these,” she slid sharply. She picked up a card from the box-index, and read it out with bitter emphasis:…
  Other Sites about Neglected Books – The Neglected Books Page In 2009, BBC Radio 4’s asked ten contemporary British novelists to recommend “the books that they felt most deserved to be re-read and reinstated onto our…
  Antioch Review’s Neglected Books Contest – The Neglected Books P… In his preface to the Spring 2007 issue of the Antioch Review , editor Robert Fogarty issues this challenge: The reader who sends the best and most persua…

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  Neglected books stories at Techdirt.

  I have been searching for neglected books for over forty years and the one thing I can say with unshakeable confidence is that there are more great (and …

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  The Neglected Legacy of Amor De Cosmos | Hazlitt

  Main navigation Search Results The Neglected Legacy of Amor De Cosmos Canada’s Conservative government is trying to rewrite the country’s history books, …

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  Books | The Walrus

  The Walrus Books are for stories so big that we needed more than a handful of pages to tell them! In Death Interrupted, Dr. Blair Bigham seeks to help re…