Burton Webber | established music composer | travel writings | Commander
Hot Ink, Cool Sounds, And Silver Screen
by
Richelle ThomsonBowles (1910-1999) was already an established music composer when,
at 39, he published The Sheltering Sky and became widely recognized
as one of the most powerful writers of the postwar period. From his
base in Tangier, he produced novels, stories, and travel writings
that set exquisite surfaces over violent undercurrents.
OUR READ: GREAT COLLECTIONS FROM A LITERARY ICON
THE COMMANDER
By Patrick A. Davis (Putnam, $25)
Former Air Force criminal investigator Major Burton Webber is now a
civilian living with his wife in
South Korea, but after a local bar
girl is brutally murdered in a snazzy apartment, he's asked to help
solve the crime. Along with a tough military cop and a Korean
police detective, Webber tries to unravel the mystery of the girl's
death, which seems at every turn to become further entangled in
a game rife with political coverup.
OUR READ: A VIVID AND COMPELLING THRILLER
music
art garfunkel
everything waits to be noticed
(manhattan records)
maia sharp and buddy mondlock join garfunkel on vocals to lead
listeners through a journey of 13 songs with overlapping vocals and
soothing melodies. on "the thread," the collaborators sing of nyc
like a late-night stroll, and "the kid" has a plucking acoustic
guitar accompaniment, with garfunkel's voice sounding as smooth as
ever. several up-tempo numbers round out this contemporary pop
offering. - j.e.m.
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