however, we do not find fathers and sons and brothers killing each other for power. We are seeing the consequences of what was once a relatively unified populace disagreeing on the facts and reality. Will
The prolific writer-illustrator William Pène Du Bois has given children nothing more uproariously delightful than The Twenty-one Balloons (1947), merging some of the appeals of Jules Verne with those of Samuel Butler’s Erewhon and adding a sly humour all his own. Two renowned New Yorker ...