1964 National Book Awards

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Carter G. Woodson Book Awards 2005.(Jim Thorpe's Bright Path)(Alec's Primer)(The Voice That Challenged a Nation: Marian Anderson and the Struggle for Equal Rights)(The Power of One: Daisy Bates and the Little Rock Nine)(The Civil Rights Act of 1964)(Alvin Alley: Celebrating African-American Culture in Dance)(Book review)(Children's review) (Social Education)

October 1964. (book reviews) (Nieman Reports)

I listen, look absorb and reflect: a conversation with Joyce Carol Oates: National Book Award winner Joyce Carol Oates talks with contributing writer Kate Davis about her acclaimed novel Big Mouth & Ugly Girl. (Special Feature).(Interview) (Writing!)

Spotlight on a Female Environmentalist; Rachel Carson (1907-1964) (The Hunter Envoy)

It's the real world after all: the American-Israel Pavilion--Jordan Pavilion controversy at the New York World's Fair, 1964-1965. (American Jewish History)

Philip Pullman (1964-present) International Humanist 2008.(Humanist Profile)(Biography) (The Humanist)

U.S. civil rights movement.(what one book)(Bibliography)(Recommended readings) (Bookmarks)

The Wonderful Worlds of Maxine Hong Kingston.(BOOK WORLD)(Biography) (World and I)

Books, articles, reviews, and translations into English by Leig Sjoberg (1925-2000) twentieth-century Swedish writers and poets. (Sjoberg Bibliography).(Bibliography) (Scandinavian Studies)

New books focus on journalism's dark side (Investigative Reporters and Editors, Inc. The IRE Journal)