Ross Wetzsteon
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| [[Ross Wetzsteon]] book ''[[Republic of Dreams]]'', full title ''Republic of Dreams : Greenwich Village: The American Bohemia, 1910-1960'' . | [[Ross Wetzsteon]] book ''[[Republic of Dreams]]'', full title ''Republic of Dreams : Greenwich Village: The American Bohemia, 1910-1960'' . | ||
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| + | "They were self-assured [[rebel]]s, harbingers of a new social order" writes Wetzsteon, longtime drama critic and editor at the Village Voice who died in 1998 (the book is published posthumously). "The Villagers made a cult of carefree irresponsibility, but in the service of transcendental ideas." | ||
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Ross Wetzsteon book Republic of Dreams, full title Republic of Dreams : Greenwich Village: The American Bohemia, 1910-1960 .
"They were self-assured rebels, harbingers of a new social order" writes Wetzsteon, longtime drama critic and editor at the Village Voice who died in 1998 (the book is published posthumously). "The Villagers made a cult of carefree irresponsibility, but in the service of transcendental ideas."
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