-
Soviet Union. On June 22, 1953, a
newspaper boy (fourteen-year-old
Jimmy Bozart),
collecting for the
Brooklyn Eagle, at an
apartment building at 3403 Foster...
- has
created a
ruling class of
highly sophisticated thieves.
Benjacomin Bozart is a
Warden of the Thieves' Guild,
trained and
prepared to raid Norstrilia...
- The
Creed of a
Novelist (1916)
Pistols for Two (1917) The
Sahara of the
Bozart Archived December 6, 2021, at the
Wayback Machine (1920)
Gamalielese (1921)...
- commentators, most
notably H. L. Mencken. In his 1917
essay "The
Sahara of the
Bozart,"
Mencken famously criticized the
South as the most
intellectually barren...
- ever be so recognized.
Hartsock was also founder, owner, and
editor of the
Bozart Press, a
press devoted to the
publication of poetry. An
accomplished musician...
- the South,
social critic H. L. Mencken, in his 1919
essay "Sahara of the
Bozart",
challenged the
prevailing myth at the time that "poor
white trash", and...
-
provincialism of
American intellectual life. In his 1920
essay "The
Sahara of the
Bozart" (a pun on a
Southern pronunciation of 'beaux-arts') he
singled out the...
-
Journal Brasch, 245 Bickley, 104–105 Goldthwaite, 256 from The
Sahara of the
Bozart Cartwright, 126 Walker,
Alice (Summer 1981). "Uncle Remus, No
Friend of...
-
anything of
cultural value. In
reaction to Mencken's essay, "The
Sahara of the
Bozart," the
Southern Agrarians (also
based mostly around Vanderbilt)
called for...
-
state for its
ignorant inhabitants and
branded it as "the
Sahara of the
Bozart"—a pun on the
Southern pronunciation of "beaux-arts". This is a reference...
