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NORVEL. By Kenneth Conklin. Self published. 359 pages. $26.99. Norvel Lee, a big man with a big heart, came out of the hills of northern Botetourt County to win a boxing match at the 1952 Olympics in Helsinki, Finland, and a landmark desegregation case before the State Supreme Court. Kenneth Conklin, a retired technology writer, also from Botetourt, tells Leeâs story in a fictional version of many events in the life of a man who proudly carried his African American heritage from a farm on Mill Creek near Gala to Howard University, the Army Air Corps, international boxing circles and civic leadership in the Washington area. ....
Reviewed by Michael L. Ramsey Ramsey is president emeritus of the Roanoke Public Library Foundation. SOMETIMES YOU HAVE TO LIE: The Life and Times of Louise Fitzhugh, Renegade Author of Harriet The Spy. By Leslie Brody. Seal Press. 335 pages. $30. If you were a teenage girl in the 1960s (and the following decades), it is likely that you read âHarriet the Spy,â a novel about a cheeky girl who embodied the spirit of female liberation that had been planted by women such as Betty Freidan and other societal trailblazers. It was a coming-out novel for a generation of girls who would embrace womenâs liberation. ....
Published January 07. 2021 11:49AM | Updated January 07. 2021 11:50AM Betty J. Cotter, Special to The Day Get the weekly rundown Email Submit “Sometimes You Have to Lie: The Life and Times of Louise Fitzhugh, Renegade Author of Harriet the Spy,” by Leslie Brody (Seal Press), $30. The author s name may not be familiar, but her most famous character is: “Harriet the Spy” has been worming her way into grade-schoolers hearts since her snooping adventures debuted in 1964. In this new biography, Leslie Brody turns the tables on Harriet s creator, Louise Fitzhugh, who never set out to be a children s author. She refused to go on book tours and maintained a Salinger-like seclusion until her death in 1974. ....
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