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Brave Company, by Guthrie Wilson. Rare realism in the story of a World War II infantry company in the line; fiction without the tricks of a fictioneer, by a New Zealander (TIME, Sept...
Brave Company, by Guthrie Wilson. Rare realism in the story of a World War II infantry company in the line; fiction without the tricks of a fictioneer, by a New Zealander (TIME, Sept...
Simonson has modified Jones' emphasis on the designer's personality, but has generally remained true to the concept of interpretive, selective realism. A superb example of this is his setting for the Theatre Guild's "Liliom" in 1921. He filled the stage with patterns of light, form, and color, yet the treatment remained realistic...
...among others. The theme is hackneyed and superficially treated. In an attempt to write poetically, Steinbeck has written an incredible large number of three word sentences, embellished with lengthy metaphors. Whenever a good line turns up, it is immediately obscured by the flow of monosyllables. The result is neither realism nor poetry...
Brave Company, by Guthrie Wilson. Rare realism in the story of a World War II infantry company in the line; fiction without the tricks of a fictioneer, by a New Zealander who was there (TIME, Sept...