Ben Marcus achieved cult status and gained the admiration of his peers with his first book, The Age of Wire and String. With Notable American Women he goes well beyond that first achievement to create something radically wonderful, a novel set in a world so fully imagined that it creates its own reality. On a farm in Ohio, American women led by Jane Dark practice all means of behavior modification in an attempt to attain complete stillness and silence. Witnessing (and subjected to) their cultish actions is one Ben Marcus, whose father, Michael Marcus, may be buried in the back yard, and whose mother, Jane Marcus, enthusiastically condones the use of her son for (generally unsuccessful) breeding purposes, among other things. Inventing his own uses for language, the author Ben Marcus has written a harrowing, hilarious, strangely moving, altogether engrossing work of fiction that will be read and argued over for years to come.
Contains biographical sketches of women whose achievements have contributed to the nation's history
Contains biographical sketches of women whose achievements have contributed to the nation's history.
Hill Testifies against Clarence Thomas In August 1991 an aide to Ohio Democrat Senator Howard Metzenbaum , a member of the Judiciary Committee , received a tip that Clarence Thomas sexually harassed Anita Hill during her employment with ...
Notable American women: a biographical dictionary. The modern period
Published Works : 8 Articles in Bed and Breakfast American Style - 1985. Honors and Awards : Listed in Who's Who in the West , The World Who's Who of Women . Address : 2925 Winslow Way , N.W. , Salem , Oregon 97304 .
Two Thousand Notable American Women
The source for substantial, informative, and up-to-date biographical essays on 72 of the most notable twentieth-century Latin American women.
2000 Notable American Women