Dick Hank, The legacy (1961)
“ Many writers have tried to capture the essence of man's nuclear fate. Here a new writer, working in what amounts to blank verse, captures our imagination in an experimental—but heart-touching vignette. ”
Dick Hank, The legacy (1961)
“ Many writers have tried to capture the essence of man's nuclear fate. Here a new writer, working in what amounts to blank verse, captures our imagination in an experimental—but heart-touching vignette. ”
Dick Hank, The legacy (1961)
“ The air moved thick with activeness, the last man knew its purpose. Death was near, of this he knew, but purpose had he also. Find he would the truth of man—his legacy of living. Men lived here, but now man walked—in search of purpose written. ”