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Gerald Weales
Gerald Weales's Books
The Picture of Dorian Gray and Selected Stories - Oscar Wilde, Gerald Weales The Crucible: Text and Criticism - Gerald Weales, Henry Steele Commager, Penelope Curtis, Stephen Fender, John Hale, Henry Hewes, Harold Hobson, Albert Hunt, Aldous Huxley, Walter Kerr, Deodat Lawson, Arthur Miller, David Levin, Joseph R. McCarthy, Richard H. Rovere, Jean-Paul Sartre, Budd Schulberg, Jean Clifford Odets: Playwright - Gerald Weal... Clifford Odets: Playwright - Gerald Weales Revolution: A Collection Of Plays - Gera... Revolution: A Collection Of Plays - Gerald Weales Enclosure: A Collection of Plays - Rober... Enclosure: A Collection of Plays - Robert James Nelson, Gerald Weales Canned Goods as Caviar: American Film Co... Canned Goods as Caviar: American Film Comedy of the 1930s - Gerald Weales Tennessee Williams - American Writers 53: University of Minnesota Pamphlets on American Writers - Gerald Weales Odets the Playwright - Gerald Weales Revolution: A Collection of Plays - Gera... Revolution: A Collection of Plays - Gerald Weales, Robert James Nelson Canned Goods As Caviar: American Film Comedy Of The 1930s - Gerald Weales
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Death of a Salesman (Viking Critical Library) - Arthur Miller, Gerald Weales
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Sparkles and Lightning
Sparkles and Lightning rated it 14 years ago
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Better than I thought it would be, but not great. I love the drama, but sometimes Miller just irritates me. Oh well. It was insightful enough.Miller's Cold War allusions are artful, and I found them easy to draw and relate beautifully.*Note: I have yet to read all of the extra content, but I will do...
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