Bücher von Walter Cummins

Thomas E. Kennedy enjoyed countless friends from throughout the world, sharing literary projects, walking city streets and country paths, and visiting dozens of watering holes in many countries. Where did he find time to turn out so many books, stories, essays, translations, and more-hundreds? For that alone he deserves celebration. But just as much, he deserves celebration for being a valuable friend and a major contributor to world literature.This collection includes a Tom Kennedy story, an essay, and a translation; a joint memoir of a trip to Prague by Tom and Line-Maria Lång; selections from interviews given by Tom; memories of Tom from friends in the United States and other countries; contributions from Danish friends (two in Danish and English versions); reviews of several of Tom's novels; and an extensive bibliography of works by and about Tom.

Focuses on the development of television within the cultural context that surrounds it. Drawing on quiz shows, comedy hours, the Kennedy assassination, and more, this book reveals television's impact on characteristics of American life. It considers the future of the medium in the light of the proliferation of programming options.