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Norman Corwin is a Bostonian who at 17 started on a course that led him ultimately into almost all of the media. After ten years as a newspaperman, he then moved into radio and served as a writer-director-producer for CBS in the heyday of that network's glory.
In a series of interviews in 1987, Corwin (born 1910) recounts his long career that includes writing and directing stage plays, radio dramas, and cantatas. Of particular interest is his part in and perspective on the rise of radio drama as an entertainment art form. Includes chronological lists of his works by genre. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)
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Gary Kajiwara
reviewed Years of the Electric Ear on July 08, 2017
Years of the Electric Ear
Read this to find out how they get you to consume things you don't want, are bad for you, and you don't even actually like. Oh, and there is a reason why there is a Coke machine in every break room in America.
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