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Richard Kennedy
A collection of Richard Kennedy's stories, including "The Porcelain Man", "Come Again In The Spring", and "Inside My Feet".
Richard Kennedy
A collection of Richard Kennedy's stories, including "The Porcelain Man," "Come Again In The Spring," and "Inside My Feet."
richard david kennedy
HOUSE OF DECEMBER Including Selections from Words, And There Are Five Seasons and Interlude Seven magnificent new poems and selections from two previously published collections available only in hard-to-obtain privately printed editions comprise Richard David Kennedy's HOUSE OF DECEMBER. Its author obviously sees "things clearly ...and whole," to quote E. M. Forster in Howard's End, and he has also realized Forster's admitted intention as voiced in the frontispiece of that novel: "To connect..." The poems on physical nature, fleshly and spiritual love, the creative act, and time, all echo Kennedy's concern with the sanctity of the individual and the presence of the godhead in each and every one. The poet's technical virtuosity adds further complexity and density to his profound ideas. He makes us see things not only clearly and whole, but differently than before, the mark of an artist of the first rank. HARDCOVER EDITION
A Boy at the Hogarth Press
In 1928, after a rather unsuccessful education at Marlborough College, 16-year-old Richard Kennedy was put firmly under the wing of Leonard Woolf as his new protege at the Woolfs' publishing house. Some 40 years later, and by then a professional illustrator, he wrote his recollections of his time with Virginia and Leonard Woolf."
President Kennedy
Presents John F. Kennedy's three years in the White House in a day-by-day, often minute-by-minute, Oval Office narrative of what it was, and is, like to be President of the United States.
The Encuentro Book Two
The Encuentro isn't just another novel. A fairy tale in novel form- told as a farce, presented like a play, and executed like a movie, it is indeed "novel" in every way. It is very much as advertised: "A Children's Story For Adults" - very mature adults; it is also Kennedy as his innovated best- "pulling out all the stops," and turning the medium right on it's head to make a point, which is his vehicular and artistically stylized expression of his treatise- Psychophysics: The Point Of Everything. So, while the subject matter is bawdy, the humor outrageous and the wit nonpareil, it is, to be sure, a deeply profound exposition of the nature and meaning of life at the end of the day. It is, as he has stated, "probably (my) best symphony yet," and destined to be an instant classic. Where else will you find a novel's author portraying himself in his own book as a "movie director"? The Encuentro is a must read..
Inside My Feet
When enchanted boots carry away his father and mother, a boy tries to find a way to fight the enchantment.
Sons & Brothers
This intriguing book brings a fresh perspective to bear on the intimate, charged partnership of John and Robert Kennedy. The author, Richard D. Mahoney, whose father was a friend of Bobby's and an appointee of Jack's, has both the academic and political experience necessary to evaluate evidence of the Kennedys' relations with the Mafia, anti-Castro rebels, and other groups lurking in the shadows of American life. He also has a sharp eye for the brothers' differing yet complementary personalities. Jack was intellectual and cheerfully cynical, with a zest for pleasure increased by a life-threatening illness concealed from the public. He looked to passionate, partisan Bobby for bulldog-like pol...
