American Literature 2 Links, 1945 ff


	American Literature 2 \| Tangential Links, 1945ff Am Lit 2 (Course Homepage) - FJ Contact/Home - Course Wiki - Simple Site Menu Author Links: Before ~1860 \| 1860 - 1910 \| 1910 - 1945 \| 1945 ff General Amy Hungerford's American Novel Since 1945 Course (Yale) Authors, Alphabetically Sherman Alexie ShermanAlexie.com (Official Site) Spokane Tribe of Indians (Official Site) Alexie at the NYT Speaking/TV/Radio 2007 Texas Book Festival in Austin Speaking at Rutgers U, c. 2001 Morning Edition Interview (NPR, 2003) Accepts 2007 National Book Award (Young People's Lit) Alexie On Charlie Rose, 1998 (@39 Minutes) Appearances on NPR UCSD Guestbook: Sherman Alexie Smoke Signals Clips Smoke Signals Review from "At the Movies" "How to Be an Indian" / "John Wayne's Teeth" "Barter/Oral Tradition" "How Do We Forgive Our Fathers?" The Lone Ranger and Tonto Fistfight in Heaven Jimi Hendrix @Woodstock The Lone Ranger "The Lone Ranger" (NPR Piece by Robert Siegel) 1930s Lone Rannger Radio Show Intro from 1950s TV Series 50s Movie Trailer Lone Ranger Video and Audio @Archive.org James Baldwin "Charlie Parker" (Wikipedia) Amiri Baraka (Leroi Jones) (1934-) Emeritus Professor at SUNY Stony Brook "Dutchman" The Obies NYT on 2007 Revival of "Dutchman" "Dutchman" film @Youtube Film Adaptation (1967) "The Flying Dutchman" (Wikipedia) Somebody Blew Up America Readings @YouTube: 1, 2 Connie Chung Interview re: "SBUA" John Barth (1930-) The John Barth Information Center (Unofficial Site) Lost in the Funhouse (Collection) Lecture (Amy Hungerford) 1968 Review of Lost in the Funhouse (Collection) (NYT) Sandra Cisneros SandraCisneros.com (Official Site) "Sandra Cisneros" (Voices from the Gaps) "Sandra Cisneros" (Modern American Poetry) Sandra Cisneros @GoogleBooks Don DeLillo Texts Online "Midnight in Dostoevsky" Other Links Podcast from Lannan E. L. Doctorow (b. 1931) "E. L. Doctorow's New York" (NY Times, 1993) Times Topics Page for Parks (NYT) On Ragtime "New Rochelle, New York" (Wikipedia) "Ragtime: Historical Figures in the Novel" (Wikipedia) "Charles Dana Gibson" and "The Gibson Girl" (W'pedia) The Murder of Stanford White (PBS) The Sandhog Project (+ Sandhogs in the NYT Archive) Ragtime, the Musical (YouTube) (NYT Review of Musical) On Loon Lake Original NYT Review (1980) Doctorow Talks About Loon Lake Louise Erdrich "Louise Erdrich" (Voices from the Gaps) Jonathan Safran Foer (19 JonathanSafranFoer.com (Official Site) Allen Ginsberg The Allen Ginsberg Project In the background of a Bob Dylan video The Life and Times of Allen Ginsberg (Film, See Interviews) Clip from I'm Not There Ginsberg on Charlie Rose, 1995 (Skip to the Final 1/3) "Howl" Illustrated by Mark Mentzer (PG-13) "After 50 Years..." (NPR) "Specific References in Howl" (Wikipedia) The Bowery: Images David Henry Hwang (b. 1957) NY Times "Topics" Page for Hwang Hwang Stories at NPR Hwang at IMDb (Hollywood Work) Hwang at IBDB (Broadway Work) Hwang at American Theatre Wing (Multimedia Here) Hwang Comments on "Yellow Face" (Video) David Henry Hwang Writer's Institute Gish Jen (b. 1955) Gish Jen @ the NYT (NYT Topic Page) Gish Jen @ Becoming American (Bill Moyers) Audio Interview with Lannan "Gish Jen" (Voices from the Gaps) "Gish Jen Passes Muster--Again" (Powell's) "Racial Profiling" (Article @ Time Asia) Lillian Gish (And @IMDb) Jack Kerouac Texts Online "The Vanishing American Hobo" "Hobos" (Wikipedia) John Hodgman on the Hobo Wars (Satire/Nonsense) More Hodgman on Hobos The Laurel Hill Hoboes (This is Real) The Laurel Hilll Hobo Festival (Also Real) "Louella Parsons" "Thunderbird" Martin Luther King, Jr. "I Have a Dream" (YouTube) Maxine Hong Kingston (b. 1940) Diana Abu-Jaber on The Woman Warrior (Audio, NPR) Interview with Bill Moyers, 1990 Becoming American: The Chinese Experience (Moyers, 2003) Interview with Bill Moyers, 2007 Prof. Emeritus at UC Berkeley On "Tongue-Cutting" Bobbie Ann Mason Featured Author Page at NYT Review of Love Life at NYT Film of Mason's In Country "Airwaves" "S&H Green Stamps" "Phil Donahue" Nathan Stubblefield (and here) "Rita Jenrette" "Alexander Haig" "Heaven Hill" "Young Turks" (Rod Stewart) Cormanc McCarthy (b. 1933) The Sunset Limited HBO Film Site Vladimir Nabokov (1899-1977) Pale Fire Pale Fire as Hypertext "Aunt Maud's Clippings" (Michael Leddy) Other Links "...Nabokov was Right about Butterflies" (NPR) Naomi Shihab Nye (b. 1952) Texts Online Nineteen Varieties of Gazelle (1994, Google Books) Fuel (1998. Google Books) Other Links Bio from Nye's Agent Joyce Carol Oates (b. 1938) Texts Online "Where are You Going, Where Have You Been?" (CT) "Where Are You Going, Where have You Been?" Read by Miette Smooth Talk (Film Adaptation): @IMDb, @RT Excerpt from Smooth Talk (Google Video) "It's All Over Now, Baby Blue" (Bob Dylan) "It's All Over Now Baby Blue" (Lyrics) Dylan Berates a Time Reporter (from Don't Look Back) "Sympathy for the Devil" (Rolling Stones) "We Gotta Get Out of This Place" (The Animals) "Charles Schmid, Jr." (Wikipedia) "Secrets in the Sand" (Time, 11/26/1965) "Growing Up in Tucson" (Time, 3/11/1966) Schmid @TruTV Crime Library Life Magazine Photos of Schmid Affair Re: Charles Manson Other Links Celestial Timepiece (An Oates Site) Oates @ Princeton Oates @ the Academy of Achievement Flannery O'Connor (1925-1964) "A Good Man is Hard to Find" Audio Recording of O'Connor Reading "Good Man" "Pierre Teilhard de Chardin" (Wikipedia) Other Links Young Flannery O'Connor and a Chicken John Okada Aiiieeeee! An Anthology of Asian American Writers (1974) Suzan-Lori Parks (b. 1963) The America Play Indiana U Production Trailer (1990) Review of IU Production Review of Early Production (NYT, 1994) S-L Parks on Lincoln (Ford's Theater) "Our American Cousin Revisited" (Timothy Noah, Slate) Stills of a 2008 SF Production Review of SF Production Stills of a 2006 Concord Academy Production Text of Our American Cousin (Gutenberg) 365 Days/365 Plays "Suzan-Lori Parks Launches 365 Days/365 Plays" (NPR) Other Links Times Topics Page for Parks (NYT) S-L Parks on Black Identity (Black List Project) More from The Black List, Vol. 1 Thomas Pynchon PynchonWiki (HyperArts) ThomasPynchon.com (HyperArts) San Narciso Community College Page (Pomona.edu) Pynchon on the Simpsons "Entropy" (e-Text) Oak Ridge National Laboratory "Manhattan Project" Marilynne Robinson (1947-) Housekeeping NYT Reading Room Discussion The 1987 Film Leslie Marmon Silko "Leslie Marmon Silko" (Voices from the Gaps) Lee Smith LeeSmith.com Hollins College: 1, 2 "The Bubba Stories" Bass Weejuns MGB Dartmouth College McKenney, VA "Ooh Poo Pa Doo" (And by Tina T) The Shag: 1, 2, 3 "Twelth of Never" Washington and Lee University, UVA Camp LeJeune Doug Clark and the Hot Nuts JFK Assassination "Tragedy" Sheppard Pratt in Baltimore Tara, from Gone with the Wind Luis Valdez (b. 1940) I Don't Have to Show You No Stinking Badges! The Relevant Bit from Treasure of the Sierra Madre Zoot Suit Zoot Suit Riots (PBS/American Experience) Links from PBS on Zoot Suit Culture (PBS/American Exp.) Other Links Calo/Chicano Slang (Wikipedia) Kurt Vonnegut Vonnegut.com (Official Site) Vonnegut Web The Vonnegut Society Vonnegut Collection at Indiana U (Lilly Library) Welcome to the Monkey House Digitizing the Kurt Vonnegut Memorial Library Slaughterhouse Five Mutt and Jeff (Wikipedia) (Plus Video) World Federalist Movement (Wikipedia) Battle of the Bulge (Wikipedia) Ausable Chasm (Official Site) John Birch Society (Wikipedia) Valley of the Dolls (Wikipedia) Alice Walker Texts Online "Everyday Use" "In Search of Our Mothers Gardens" (1974) The Color Purple Original NYT Review Spielberg's Film "The Color Purple" search at YouTube Broadway Musical Musical Closing (8/24/08) Other Links Spelman College (Also, @Wikipedia) Sarah Lawrence College (Also, @Wikipedia) "Muriel Rukeyser" (Walker's Mentor @SLC) Rebecca Walker (AW's daughter with Mel Leventhal) NYT's Alice Walker Page "Alice Walker" (AALBC) Anniina's Alice Walker Page Eudora Welty The Eudora Welty Society The Eudora Welty Foundation Welty and Reynolds Price on Southern Writers "The Wide Net" "The Wide Net" @ Harper's (e-Text) "The Natchez Trace" (Wikipedia) "Natchez Trace Parkway" (National Park Service) TV Adaptation with Kyra Sedgwick "A Worn Path" Welty Interviewed about "Worn Path" Tennessee Williams (1911-1983) A Streetcar Named Desire Original NYT Theater Review of Streetcar Streetcar Film Streetcar Feature at NPR Streetcar Cultural Background Tandy vs. Tennessee More Links Times Topics: Tennessee Williams (New York Times) Williams @ PBS American Masters Series TennesseeWIlliams.net Malcolm X Malcolm X on Black Nationalism Hisaye Yamamoto (b. 1921) Arizona Relocation Authority Camps: 1, 2, 3 Picture Brides: 1, 2 "Seventeen Syllables" "Red Sails in the Sunset" (and Sung by Nat King Cole) "Fred Allen" (More Here and Here and Here) "The Good Ship Lollipop" (and Sung by Shirley Temple) "Rudy Vallee" (@Archive.org) "If I Didn't Care" (by The Ink Spots) (Ink Spots @Archive.org) "Hiroshige" Email Dr. Johnson Simple Site Menu Recommend a Link?