Questo autore canadese esplora temi legati all'infanzia nel Canada occidentale e agli orrori del servizio militare attraverso i suoi eccezionali talenti giornalistici e di finzione. La sua prosa, informata dalla vita nei piccoli centri e dalle sue esperienze di corrispondente di guerra, offre una profonda visione della condizione umana. Attraverso la sua scrittura, Allen cerca di catturare l'essenza dell'identità canadese e le sfide affrontate sia dagli individui che dalla nazione. La sua opera testimonia la potenza del racconto nel riportare in vita ricordi personali ed eventi storici.
As Adapted for Sugar Babies and Other Entertainments
Here is the first-ever collection of classic comic sketches from the bawdy, rowdy world of our slum music halls! Habitués of Burlesque (and sons of habitués) will revel in the boisterous stock scenes and blackouts of this uniquely American form of popular entertainment. Features a foreword by Dick Martin.
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