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Blanche And James Cooney Met In The 1930s In Greenwich Village. She Was Seventeen, An Art Student, A Russian-romanian First-generation Jewish New Yorker Bound For Radical Freedom. He Was Twenty-seven, An Irish-american Writer, A Lapsed Catholic Expelled From The Communist Party For Anarchist Tendencies. Disparate Pair, Imperative Union. They Married And Left New York Forever; Left Her Outraged Parents, His Distraught Lover, For Frontier Life In Rural America With No Money And Limitless Hope. The Goal: A Community Of Self-sufficient Artists. The Rallying Point: The Phoenix, A Literary Quarterly, International, Eclectic. The Threat Addressed: Totalitarianism, Technology, The Crushing Of The Individual. In Spite Of Their Isolation The Cast Is Rich: Frieda Lawrence, Henry Miller, Anais Nin. Lepke, Czar Of The Underworld; A Constant Stream Of European Expatriates; Artists And Rebels And Poets Of All Ages And Persuasions. For Fifty Years They Lived Together, Farming, Raising Their Four Children; Close To The Heart Of Things. Though Never Achieved, Their Vision Of Community Remained Alive.--book Jacket. Blanche Cooney Tells Stories From Her Life Of Exploration.--book Jacket. Blanche Coone
- Author
- Cooney, Blanche.
- Publisher
- Swallow Press, Ohio University Press
- Published
- 1993
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9780804009669
- Subjects
- Computer Science, Reference, Memoir
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