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Richard G. Stern • 95 Items / 13 Books, 75 Articles, 5 Reviews, 2 Poems
Other Men's Daughters (1973)
by Richard Stern
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Published Reviews
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    New Fiction (4 Reviews)
    Jonathan Raban
    The Sacred and Profane Love Machine, by Iris Murdoch
    1. The Sacred and Profane Love Machine by Iris Murdoch
    2. Other Men's Daughters by Richard Stern
    3. Fear of Flying by Erica Jong
    4. Porterhouse Blue by Tom Sharpe
    Encounter, July 1974, pp. 73-76
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    Where the Wolf Howls (4 Reviews)
    Michael Wood
    Heartbreak Tango, by Manuel Puig
    1. Heartbreak Tango by Manuel Puig
    2. Other Men's Daughters by Richard Stern
    3. Ninety-Two in the Shade by Thomas McGuane
    4. The Obscene Bird of Night by Jose Donoso
    The New York Review of Books, December 13, 1973, pp. 19-22
  3. Books
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    Briefly Noted (5 Reviews)
    Other Men's Daughters, by Richard Stern
    1. Other Men's Daughters by Richard Stern
    2. The Devil and John Foster Dulles by Townsend Hoopes
    3. My Past and Thoughts by Alexander Herzen
    4. Rose, Where Did You Get that Red? by Kenneth Koch
    5. Mahler: A Biography by Henry-Louis de La Grange
    The New Yorker, November 19, 1973, pp. 246-250
  4. Life & Letters
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    Couple Trouble: Mod & Trad (6 Reviews)
    Benjamin DeMott
    Becoming Partners, by Carl R. Rogers
    1. Becoming Partners by Carl R. Rogers
    2. Fear of Flying by Erica Jong
    3. In the Middle of a Life by Richard B. Wright
    4. Other Men's Daughters by Richard Stern
    5. Creative Divorce by Mel Krantzler
    6. Do With Me What You Will by Joyce Carol Oates
    The Atlantic Monthly, December 1973, pp. 122-127