Blogs about: Edna Ferber
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So Big... trails off.
I actually liked So Big, for all its faults. I enjoyed its grown-up Little House on the Prairie-ness and the sly tone that Ferber took in her narration. (The winking at the characters didn’t bot… more →
We Came Along with a Hammer
"More and Better Psychopaths"
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artandliterature wrote 2 months ago: A recent Facebook conversation with a friend in North Carolina touched on the Black Dahlia story — t … more →
Edna Ferber
fromlaurelstreet wrote 3 months ago: Roast Beef Medium (6/07) Recommended Edna Ferber was a popular writer in the early first half of the … more →
I came, I saw, I got it
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dcairns wrote 5 months ago: COME AND GET IT, directed by Howard Hawks and William Wyler, begins with a dinner-bell ringing over … more →
Book AND Movie Review: Cimarron
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Care wrote 8 months ago: The BOOK Review Cimarron by Edna Ferber [Bookmooched. Discarded from the El Paso Public Library … more →
The Woman Who Tried To Be Good
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heartlibrarian wrote 8 months ago: Author: Edna Ferber (1885-1968) Overview: A tragic tale of a small community’s animosity towar … more →
So Big... trails off.
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Dreadful Penny wrote 8 months ago: I actually liked So Big, for all its faults. I enjoyed its grown-up Little House on the Prairie-ness … more →
So Big: Summary
Diablevert wrote 9 months ago: At first I didn’t know how I was going to write this post, but then I realized all I had to do was t … more →
Twenty
Diablevert wrote 9 months ago: …Pages to go, or thereabouts. Soon. Tomorrow, in fact. I promise. But tonight sleep. G’n … more →
A Word On So Big
Diablevert wrote 9 months ago: …I’m not quite done with it yet, but midway through I kind of want to grab Edna Ferber b … more →
Cimarron by Edna Ferber Best Seller in 1930
printedpages wrote 9 months ago: A novel by the historical fiction author, Edna Ferber. Published in 1929 it achieved the number 1 be … more →
Step Back to the Glamour Era at Ten Chimneys. Wisconsin Summer Estate of Alfred Lunt and Lynn Fontanne.
tish wrote 11 months ago: Indulge Yourself for an Afternoon at Ten Chimneys. It’s 1938 in Genesee Depot, WI. and You … more →
Baghdad, boots, and bluetooth
tsrosenberg wrote 1 year ago: Thanks to everyone who’s offered suggestions about getting photos off my phone. Rhys muttere … more →
How well do you know "etiquette"?
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tsrosenberg wrote 1 year ago: K over at Square One sent me a link to a grammar blog: The “blog” of “unnecessary … more →
The James Adams Floating Theater - The Original "Show Boat": Update!
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rotus wrote 1 year ago: James Adams Floating Theater Prompted by Svetlana’s Paul Robeson post. I posted a video of Rob … more →
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