Humiliation comedy factor must be quite low, because I have no tolerance for that stuff. This looks like an indie film: small scale performances, genuine feelings portrayed, a little heart-string-tugging as necessary. There is no Brendan Frasier content!
Seuss editorial content: lots. It's divided into chapters headed Dr. Suess and PM, The Home Front, Hitler and Nazi Germany, The Rest of he World, Winning the War, and Concluding Thoughts. Each chapter begins with about 10 pages of context and discussion of the specific cartoons, then the cartoons one-to-a-page. The introduction is good, and there's a list of important dates.
Good luck finding the Little Richard song. I've got the tape, and I might be able to dupe it for you if you want. What I'd really like is to record it digitally so I can burn a CD to take to work with me.
I found Peg Kerr's LJ before I knew she was a writer, and I enjoyed it muchly. I've only read one of her books, and it was okay, but didn't tempt me to read more. I just enjoy her writing about her life.
I'm glad you like the tree thing; I wrote a bit of doggerel about it one winter while riding the bus home from work, and that paradigm has stuck with me.
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Date: 2004-01-11 07:51 pm (UTC)Seuss editorial content: lots. It's divided into chapters headed Dr. Suess and PM, The Home Front, Hitler and Nazi Germany, The Rest of he World, Winning the War, and Concluding Thoughts. Each chapter begins with about 10 pages of context and discussion of the specific cartoons, then the cartoons one-to-a-page. The introduction is good, and there's a list of important dates.
Good luck finding the Little Richard song. I've got the tape, and I might be able to dupe it for you if you want. What I'd really like is to record it digitally so I can burn a CD to take to work with me.
I found Peg Kerr's LJ before I knew she was a writer, and I enjoyed it muchly. I've only read one of her books, and it was okay, but didn't tempt me to read more. I just enjoy her writing about her life.
I'm glad you like the tree thing; I wrote a bit of doggerel about it one winter while riding the bus home from work, and that paradigm has stuck with me.