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Ed Jennings' account of the widespread movement of wildcat strikes in the United States auto industry during the period of the union-agreed no strike pledge.

"The old pioneer always kept the respect of red men and white, of friend and foe, for he acted according to his belief."

istock (background) / Scribner (cover) The Old Man and the Sea was the last major work Ernest Hemingway published in his lifetime. The simple story is about an old man who catches a giant fish in the waters off Cuba, only to have it devoured by sharks. Defeated, he returns home with the fish’s skeleton attached to the boat. Many consider this spare novel to be Hemingway’s best work.  1. Ernest Hemingway wrote When The Old Man and the Sea was published in 1952, Hemingway hadn’t written a significant literary work for over a decade. His last successful book, For Whom the Bell Tolls, c...

Merriam-Webster’s Encyclopedia of Literature. After the shopping, the parties, the food prep, and all the hoopla, it’s time to light a fire in the fireplace, call the dog over (or lay hands on the cat), and pick up a good book. The experience is all the better if you’re the sort who likes to read aloud or be read to. ‘Tis the season to cozy up with a great Christmas story. The Wind in the Willows, chapter 5 “Dulce Domum” by Kenneth Grahame Project Gutenberg Kenneth Grahame is one of my favori...

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