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 Biography of Henry Van Dyke
2541 words, approx. 8.5 pages
 From the opening pages of his first novel, Henry Van Dyke has shown that he is a masterful novelist, an "original" artist with his own voice, his own style, his "language couched in wit and eloquence." One critic has stated that Van Dyke "has refined the... summary from source:
Biography of Henry Van Dyke
2420 words, approx. 8.1 pages
Writer, minister, critic, professor, outdoorsman--Henry Van Dyke was a man of multiple talents and great energy. As a literary critic he supported the basic tenets of the Genteel Tradition well into the twentieth century, castigating the modern trend tow...
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 The Architects' Journal A half-told tale
09/02/2004: 598 words, approx. 2 pages A half-told tale Richard Neutra's Miller House By Stephen Leet. Princeton Architectural Press, 2003. 200 pp. £26 This is a likeable little study of one of Richard Neutra's inter-war desert houses. Likeable and little because it reads rather like a student's dissertation,... summary from source:
The Washington Post Book World; Lob Story: Tracy Austin's Half-Told Tale
07/31/1992: 884 words, approx. 3 pages BEYOND CENTER COURT My Story By Tracy Austin With Christine Brennan Morrow. 224 pp. $20 According to the ancient adage, stories happen to those who can tell them. But with "Beyond Center Court," Tracy Austin demonstrates the unfortunate truth...
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