World Famous Comics: So long, maestro: a portrait of Merle Curti.: An article from: American Scholar
So long, maestro: a portrait of Merle Curti.: An article from: American Scholar
By: G.D. Lillibridge Publisher: Phi Beta Kappa Society Binding: Digital Format: HTML Label: Phi Beta Kappa Society Number of Pages: 20 Publication Date: March 22, 1997 Release Date: July 28, 2005
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From the supplier: The friendship between a writer and Merle Curti, whom the former called maestro, transcended many phases of both men's lives. The maestro was more of a father who saw him through life's painful and glorious moments. It was a friendship that the maestro kept until his final moments.
Citation Details Title: So long, maestro: a portrait of Merle Curti. Author: G.D. Lillibridge Publication:American Scholar (Refereed) Date: March 22, 1997 Publisher: Phi Beta Kappa Society Volume: v66 Issue: n2 Page: p263(8)
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