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05.15.08 Ghost Light“
– Joy Cartier, Indian Wells, Calif. | Comments
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Ghost Light by Frank Rich is a moving memoir of a boy who later becomes a New York Times drama critic. Rich writes with a light-hearted touch about his own real family and the theatres of 1960s Washington, D.C., where he sold tickets after school. As good in its own way as Agnes de Mille’s “Dance to the Piper.” ” |
Marjorie Kehe
07.23.08
The Tehran Times ran a piece on Sunday asking booksellers throughout Iran what their customers are buying. The answer: Harry Potter, Persian translations of Khaled Hosseini’s “The Kite Runner” and “A Thousand Splendid Suns,” the books of American motivational speaker Anthony Robbins, and the writings of Australian television producer Rhonda Byrne (author of “The […]
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