It includes a reading from his novel about the concentration camps, "The Seventh Well," which was first published in East Germany in 1971 and came out here last year.
STEVEN M. CLAYTON Ocean, N.J., Feb. 10, 2008 Clarification In last Sunday's column, I should have made clear that the photo of Donna Rice on Gary Hart's lap did not surface until well after the first published allegation that they were involved with each other.
In his short story "The World Well Lost" (1953), first published in Universe magazine, homosexual alien fugitives and unrequited (and taboo) human homosexual love are portrayed.
Allen Ruff, a manager at Rainbow Books, said "Hegemony" had not sold particularly well when it was first published three years ago, because many regulars were already familiar with Mr. Chomsky's other works.
And it does demand to be read as well as gawped at (first published in 1998, this edition comes with a new afterword in which Borzello, an art historian with a special interest in bodies, ponders the self-portrait in the age of the selfie).
The "literature establishment" in Indonesia tends to take "a didactic approach" to books, he said, which may explain why "Beauty Is a Wound" was not well received when it was first published, in 2002.
A central concept of "Men in Dark Times" (a collection of biographical sketches initially published in 1968) as well as of "The Human Condition" (first published in 1958), the world (or lack of one) gives "Rahel Varnhagen: The Life of a Jewess" a proper home in Arendt's oeuvre.
The Rights of Woman was actually well received when it was first published in 1792.
In Booth's view the Coleman poems are among the best Larkin wrote in the 1940s, well beyond anything in his first published selection The North Ship (1945).
Frank's story is well known, thanks to the diary, first published in 1947, that she kept throughout her ordeal.
