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‘Wonder Years’ Star Spotted in NYC in Rare Public Appearance
A familiar face from one of TV’s most beloved coming-of-age classics just popped up in New York City.…
#NewsBeep #News #US #USA #UnitedStates #UnitedStatesOfAmerica #Celebrities #AlfredMolina #DanLauria #DanielStern #Entertainment #FredSavage #JackArnold #NewYorkCity #WestwayDiner
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‘Wonder Years’ Star Spotted in NYC in Rare Public Appearance
A familiar face from one of TV’s most beloved coming-of-age classics just popped up in New York City.…
#NewsBeep #News #US #USA #UnitedStates #UnitedStatesOfAmerica #Celebrities #AlfredMolina #DanLauria #DanielStern #Entertainment #FredSavage #JackArnold #NewYorkCity #WestwayDiner
https://www.newsbeep.com/us/296325/ -
https://www.worldswithoutend.com/novel.asp?ID=226
I was recently reminded of John Crowley's "LIttle, Big".
It's a fantasy family saga - or is a work of magical realism? - from the early eighties that won a couple of awards and that enjoys a cult following.
I read it some time ago and remember feeling disappointed. The "faerie" world, far from enchanting me, struck me as twee in places, and I also recall being put off by some self conscious "fine writing".
I also think I remember an African American character called Fred Savage who offered aid and advice in hoky dialect to a white protagonist before turning into a tree - in short, the Magical Negro trope at its worst.
Or have I misremembered this? I can't find Fred Savage referenced in the Wikipedia article on the book.
#Books #Fantasy #LittleBig #JohnCrowley #FredSavage #MagicalNegro
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https://www.worldswithoutend.com/novel.asp?ID=226
I was recently reminded of John Crowley's "LIttle, Big".
It's a fantasy family saga - or is a work of magical realism? - from the early eighties that won a couple of awards and that enjoys a cult following.
I read it some time ago and remember feeling disappointed. The "faerie" world, far from enchanting me, struck me as twee in places, and I also recall being put off by some self conscious "fine writing".
I also think I remember an African American character called Fred Savage who offered aid and advice in hoky dialect to a white protagonist before turning into a tree - in short, the Magical Negro trope at its worst.
Or have I misremembered this? I can't find Fred Savage referenced in the Wikipedia article on the book.
#Books #Fantasy #LittleBig #JohnCrowley #FredSavage #MagicalNegro
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https://www.worldswithoutend.com/novel.asp?ID=226
I was recently reminded of John Crowley's "LIttle, Big".
It's a fantasy family saga - or is a work of magical realism? - from the early eighties that won a couple of awards and that enjoys a cult following.
I read it some time ago and remember feeling disappointed. The "faerie" world, far from enchanting me, struck me as twee in places, and I also recall being put off by some self conscious "fine writing".
I also think I remember an African American character called Fred Savage who offered aid and advice in hoky dialect to a white protagonist before turning into a tree - in short, the Magical Negro trope at its worst.
Or have I misremembered this? I can't find Fred Savage referenced in the Wikipedia article on the book.
#Books #Fantasy #LittleBig #JohnCrowley #FredSavage #MagicalNegro
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https://www.worldswithoutend.com/novel.asp?ID=226
I was recently reminded of John Crowley's "LIttle, Big".
It's a fantasy family saga - or is a work of magical realism? - from the early eighties that won a couple of awards and that enjoys a cult following.
I read it some time ago and remember feeling disappointed. The "faerie" world, far from enchanting me, struck me as twee in places, and I also recall being put off by some self conscious "fine writing".
I also think I remember an African American character called Fred Savage who offered aid and advice in hoky dialect to a white protagonist before turning into a tree - in short, the Magical Negro trope at its worst.
Or have I misremembered this? I can't find Fred Savage referenced in the Wikipedia article on the book.
#Books #Fantasy #LittleBig #JohnCrowley #FredSavage #MagicalNegro
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https://www.worldswithoutend.com/novel.asp?ID=226
I was recently reminded of John Crowley's "LIttle, Big".
It's a fantasy family saga - or is a work of magical realism? - from the early eighties that won a couple of awards and that enjoys a cult following.
I read it some time ago and remember feeling disappointed. The "faerie" world, far from enchanting me, struck me as twee in places, and I also recall being put off by some self conscious "fine writing".
I also think I remember an African American character called Fred Savage who offered aid and advice in hoky dialect to a white protagonist before turning into a tree - in short, the Magical Negro trope at its worst.
Or have I misremembered this? I can't find Fred Savage referenced in the Wikipedia article on the book.
#Books #Fantasy #LittleBig #JohnCrowley #FredSavage #MagicalNegro
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#TheWonderYears (1988-1993)
Kevin Arnold recalls growing up during the late 60s and early 70s; the turbulent social times make the transition from child to adult unusually interesting.#JoshSaviano #FredSavage #DanicaMcKellar
#ThenAndNow #TVMastodon 📺 🎬 -
#TheWonderYears (1988-1993)
Kevin Arnold recalls growing up during the late 60s and early 70s; the turbulent social times make the transition from child to adult unusually interesting.#JoshSaviano #FredSavage #DanicaMcKellar
#ThenAndNow #TVMastodon 📺 🎬 -
#TheWonderYears (1988-1993)
Kevin Arnold recalls growing up during the late 60s and early 70s; the turbulent social times make the transition from child to adult unusually interesting.#JoshSaviano #FredSavage #DanicaMcKellar
#ThenAndNow #TVMastodon 📺 🎬 -
#TheWonderYears (1988-1993)
Kevin Arnold recalls growing up during the late 60s and early 70s; the turbulent social times make the transition from child to adult unusually interesting.#JoshSaviano #FredSavage #DanicaMcKellar
#ThenAndNow #TVMastodon 📺 🎬 -
#TheWonderYears (1988-1993)
Kevin Arnold recalls growing up during the late 60s and early 70s; the turbulent social times make the transition from child to adult unusually interesting.#JoshSaviano #FredSavage #DanicaMcKellar
#ThenAndNow #TVMastodon 📺 🎬