Readings by Herman Wouk
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- Pulitzer Prize-winning author Herman Wouk presents A Short Ramble Through a Long Literary Life, readings from his works. Wouk won the Pulitzer Prize for fiction in 1952 for The Caine Mutiny. Among his other best-selling novels are The Winds of War (1971), War and Remembrance (1978) and Marjorie Morningstar (1955). [9/2001] [Humanities] [Show ID: 5824]
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As a longtime fan of Herman Wouk, I really enjoyed this. Thank you for posting!
What a wonderful gem of a presentation, considering how private and reclusive he was said to be. As a longtime fan of his works, I truly appreciate you posting this.
His rendition of Barney Greenwald's drunken speech in "The Caine Mutiny" is the best (my opinion) part of the book. Jose Farrar did an all right version of it in the movie, but the passage as written by Wouk is one of my favorite passages of literature.
Real masterpeices of true wise masterful works rendered by the author in such feeling as to make one heartily laugh and weep along just listening to him.
Enjoyed every moment!!!❤👍🇺🇸
Just heard of his death. Am very interested in him, now. I'm older and a little wiser than in my youth.
Hopefully HW can stimulate me to stay awake to finish 104 years..WOW....also.
Intelligent man. Thanks for your work.
As someone who has discovered Wouk later in life, I really appreciate this. His appreciation for his upbringing and Yiddishkeit had a great influence on all he did and wrote.
Thank you
Now I know who the real Barney Greenwald is! It's freaking Herman!!! Herman Wouk in the flesh! What a no bullshit guy! very pleased to meet you after so many years!
Excellent.
"One less than you think." lol
I think Barney Greenwald's speech is from the Play (The Caine Mutiny Court Martial) Not the novel. I just finished reading the novel for the umpteenth time.
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I read The Hope and The Glory. He treated the Germans better in his other books than he treated the Palestinians in his Israel books. Very one sided. His unwillingness to portray the people who had been supplanted and their side of the story is BS.
Herman Wouk is a member of the all-gay elitists' retreat, along the Russian River, north of San Francisco known as the Bohemian Grove.
I am sure they are all very gay there, it is important to be a gay fellow as you go through life.
You are an idiot
You know this for sure? I mean i wouldnt doubt it
I think there is a lot of disinformation about the Bohemian Grove. I would encourage people to do their own research before rendering an opinion. If its such a Hellhole of Sin and Sodomy why is it still operating?