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Whimsies of the Sex Wars YOU NEVER CAN TELL
George Bernard Shaw tends to be remembered these days as something of a gasbag, capable of writing wry ironies and stately pronouncements but also prone to...
THEATER: ON WITH THE SHAW
A MODEST, HEALING PROPOSAL: since funding for the arts no longer seems a feasible practice in the U.S., why not send your arts dollars to Canada? Over the years,...
Books: From Crybaby to Curmudgeon
BERNARD SHAW: VOLUME I, 1856-1898, THE SEARCH FOR LOVE by Michael Holroy Random House; 486 pages; $24.95 A frustrated mama's boy who spent his life scorning...
Books: Bernard Shaw and Mark Twain
Two extraordinary publishing enterprises greet each other this month, just as their subjects did more than 80 years ago. The final entries in George Bernard...
Books: The Greatest Shaw on Earth
SHAW: AN AUTOBIOGRAPHY (1856-1898), selected by Stanley Weintraub. 336 pages. Weybright & Talley. $10. RECOLLECTIONS OF GEORGE BERNARD SHAW by R. J. Minney...
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