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SUMMARY:Anthony Robinson\, in conversation with Tad Wise Father of the Man
DESCRIPTION:Anthony Robinson\,\nin conversation with Tad Wise\nFather of the Man\,\nA Novel about growing up on the Maverick\nBook signing\, Free\n				\nThe sons of famous men are notoriously hobbled by their fathers’ reputations. This was not the case\, however\, here in Woodstock\, when one of The Maverick’s first writers\, the struggling poet Henry Morton Robinson\, emerged into literary stardom with a “book of the year novel” in 1950 entitled\, “The Cardinal.” The reason being his only son Anthony Robinson failed to be intimidated by his father’s brief if spectacular career. ( Robinson\, Sr\, died at 61 and is remembered today more for his classic collaboration with Joseph Campbell : “A Skeleton Key To Finnegan’s Wake.”) \nInstead a tenacious Anthony Robinson would himself write several admired novels and short stories\, while becoming a local favorite professor of English Literature and director of the Creative Writing department at SUNY New Paltz. Even so\, Tad Wise argues that the son of Henry Morton Robinson has– late in his own life—left us perhaps his most remarkable portrait by recalling his own boyhood “on the Maverick\,” while yes\, reproducing with uncanny accuracy and sympathy the vastly different experiences of a father and son\, locked in a struggle rife with anger\, resentments\, begrudging love\, and hard-won respect. \nIn Father of The Man\, the younger Robinson\, in fact\, emulates a completely different set of mid-century American writers and—while including his own classic friendship with Maverick founder Hervey White—makes an impressive contribution to the Coming of Age American novel. \nWise will interview Robinson on…
URL:https://historicalsocietyofwoodstock.org/event/anthony-robinson-in-conversation-with-tad-wise-father-of-the-man/
LOCATION:Historical Society of Woodstock\, 20 Comeau Drive\, Woodstock\, NY\, 12498\, United States
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SUMMARY:Levon Helm: Rock*Roll*Ramble
DESCRIPTION:John Barry\,\nin conversation with Barbara O’Brien\nBook signing\, Free\nHudson Valley music journalist John W. Barry will be at the Eames House\, Woodstock\, on Saturday\, Aug. 19\, to discuss his book\, “Levon Helm: Rock\, Roll & Ramble—The Inside Story of the Man\, the Music and the Midnight Ramble.” \nLevon Helm\, a more than 40-year-resident of Woodstock\, played drums\, sang and played mandolin in The Band. He also developed a successful solo career\, winning three Grammys inspired by his legendary house concerts\, the Midnight Rambles\, held at Levon Helm Studios in Woodstock. \nHelm’s Midnight Ramble success followed his battle with cancer of the vocal cords; bankruptcy; and nearly losing his home to the bank. A former staff writer for the USA Today Network in Poughkeepsie\, Barry documents it all in his book\, which is based on recorded conversations with Helm\, captured over years. \nBarry will be joined for the book discussion by Barbara O’Brien\, who served as Helm’s manager during his Midnight Ramble era. \nThis event\, which will also feature signed books for sale\, is set for 2 p.m. Aug. 19 and is being presented by the Historical Society of Woodstock on the Woodstock festival anniversary weekend. \nVisit rockrollramble.com to learn more.
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LOCATION:Historical Society of Woodstock\, 20 Comeau Drive\, Woodstock\, NY\, 12498\, United States
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