#weRemember #TomWolfe Clarify please . I assumed you all were referring to Tom Wolfe who wrote Bonfire of the Vanities (1930-2018) and not Thomas Wolfe who wrote Look Homeward Angel & You Can‘t Go Home Again (1900-1938) 🤔I like both anyway.The more contemporary Tom is on the right.
#WeRemember Day 4: Over the years, I have acquired a fair bit of #TomWolfe titles usually through book sales in Singapore. Here is my book haul that included Tom Wolfe titles: https://wp.me/pDlzr-eZ2
This is not an author I‘ve read or am familiar with but this title and book cover caught my eye 😬
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#BookNerd 🤓💙📚
His daughter was in my class at Duke (never crossed paths), and apparently this was based on her time there. I haven‘t read it, but I don‘t think it‘s one of his more popular novels. It‘s been on my TBR forever just for the connection.
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Wolfe was one-of-a-kind. The tagged book was first published in 1968 and I read it in college in 1971 - his personal experiences interacting/interviewing people involved with the late 1960's counterculture revolution.
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Ed Clark‘s “Winter Bitch” at the Whitney in NYC.
This books has given me a lot when it comes to “understanding” modern art. But sometimes I get tired of all the theory and just want to see some technical paintings.
What art do you love?
« On the night of January 4, 1970, Maestro and Mrs. Leonard Bernstein threw a bash in their thirteen-room park Avenue pad to raise money for the Black Panthers Defense Fund. » Tom Wolfe roasts New York society.
#partytime
#marchmadness
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