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We went out to buy the Sunday papers and, although Kenneth Tynan in the Observer was lukewarm, I read this extraordinarily appreciative review by Harold Hobson in the Sunday Times that bowled me over.
"In Motion" is a meditation on what Mr. Hiss, who was for many years a staff writer at The New Yorker, calls "Deep Travel": his term for those moments when we're most fully awake and observant and appreciative, struck by what he calls "inner lightning".
So in addition to a single story salvaged from the pages of Esquire, this book offers Bellow's devotees nothing new except: (1) an interesting preface by the author's wife, Janis Bellow, describing how her husband transformed an anecdote overheard at a dinner party into "The Bellarosa Connection," and (2) an appreciative introduction by the critic James Wood.
First, the Japanese left fielder evoked rousing and appreciative cheers by running hard into the left-center-field gap in the fourth inning and cutting off Torii Hunter's hit before it skipped through and drove in not only one run but two.
The articulated thought of many other Black writers, some of them novelists, also compel close, appreciative readings by philosophers for what these articulations disclose of the writers coming to terms thoughtfully and creatively with the exigencies of existence for Black folks as the writers imagined or re-imagined them in the locales and historical moments of their writerly creations.
The improbable adventure of Milo in the Lands Beyond comes with appreciative essays by Suzanne Collins, Philip Pullman and others.
Coaxed along by appreciative passengers, and motivated by appearances over the years on newscasts on WTNH-TV in New Haven and WNBC-TV in New York, and a guest spot on "Late Night with Conan O'Brien," Mr. Ford has a tentative plan to enroll at the Connecticut School of Broadcasting next fall.
"Curves" was produced for television by HBO but deserves to be seen by appreciative audiences in theaters.
