F.X. Feeney
Articles
A Citizen of the World: Orson Welles at 100
On the occasion of Orson Welles’s 100th birthday, an excerpt from a new biography by F.X. Feeney.
A Saint with a Bad Temper: J. F. Powers and Company
One of the greatest American writers of the 20th century is one that few Americans read, if they’ve heard of him at all.
Us Is Doomed: On Walt Kelly and Mr. Fish
Ben-Gore
The Bradbury Era
Bradbury addresses every reader with a fatherly clarity. He’s instructive, in the profound sense of passing experience on.
Between the Georges: In Memory of George Hickenlooper (1963-2010)
He seemed poised at last for the first-class recognition he had worked for so vigorously his whole life.
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