"The Path to Power," the first volume of "The Years of Lyndon Johnson," was published in 1982 and excerpted in The Atlantic Monthly.
Last spring, Milken was retained as a consultant in a deal in which MCI committed two billion dollars to the News Corporation; and "Payback: The Conspiracy to Destroy Michael Milken and His Financial Revolution," by Daniel Fischel, was published recently by HarperCollins and excerpted in the Post.
Anyone in need of a refresher course should consult Salman Rushdie's memoir, due out this week and excerpted in the latest New Yorker, which offers a harrowing account of what it felt like to live under an ayatollah's death threat, and watch as other people suffered at the hands of mobs chanting for his head.
Like W. G. Sebald's sober contemplation — published last year and excerpted in this magazine — of the Allied firebombing of German cities, "Crabwalk" serves the purpose of calling attention to assaults on the reeling Third Reich that neither the victors nor the defeated victims were motivated to publicize.
The publication emphasis is on ephemeral works, short-run magazines and folios, short-lived reprints and excerpts in print-on-demand formats, and the occasional literary fetish objects of stupidly incomparable price and value".].
Most of the famous moments in the "Nutcracker" score -- like the Dance of the aforementioned Sugar Plum Fairy, the Waltz of the Flowers and other excerpts in the familiar concert suite -- occur in the second act, so Scarsdale Ballet Studio's holiday performance simply eliminates Act I.
Wimmer identified two manuscripts of first quality, the Codex Urbinas in the Vatican Library, which was not made known to Johann Gottlob Schneider, who with H. F. Link made the first modern critical edition, Leipzig 1818 1821, and the excerpts in the Codex Parisiensis in the Bibliothèque nationale de France.
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But with all of the voices in the film, it is Ms. Harman who seems the key to the movie, as well as the book of the same name, written by Mr. Morris and Philip Gourevitch (and excerpted in a recent issue of The New Yorker).
