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LibriVox volunteers bring you 13 readings of <em>The Vanished Country</em>, Grantland Rice's bittersweet reflection on life. (Summary by Ruth Golding)

2Song-Surf

By Cale Young Rice

This is the third volume of poetry written by Kentucky poet Cale Young Rice, published in 1900. The volume contains several poems written during his journey to Asia, in different cities in Japan, as well as religious reflections and songs. - Summary by Carolin

3Many Gods

By Cale Young Rice

This is a volume of poetry by Cale Young Rice. The poems in this volume reflect Rice's experiences while travelling across Asia, and many of them have, as their theme, a person or incident set in that area or culture. The title <i>Many Gods</i> then also refers to the different religions Rice would have encountered on his journey. - Summary by Carolin

4Miss Mink's Soldier and Other Stories

By Alice Hegan Rice

This is a volume of very cute short stories. Miss Mink for instance invites a lonely soldier to her place for dinner and realises that with this one man the entire world walked into her front door. The other stories are connected by their southern themes but are otherwise entirely different. - Summary by Carolin

5Sea Poems

By Cale Young Rice

This is a collection of poems by Cale Young Rice. In this collection, the sea is a recurring theme. The Kentucky poet uses it to express emotions and to paint an atmosphere. - Summary by Carolin

6Baseball Ballads

By Grantland Rice

Grantland Rice, was a sports journalist with several newspapers, although his Sportlights column, in the New York Tribune was what brought him fame, and through it he helped popularize golf in the US, and to help the cause of American Professional Football. This book of poetry, is a tribute to baseball, the sport he played at Vanderbilt. - Summary by cavaet

Grantland Rice was an American poet and sportswriter. In these poems he looks back nostalgically on his early life and Tennessee small town upbringing.

The Big Midget is the hit of the show in Jake Justus's night club, until someone puts an abrupt end to the Midget. Why were eleven unmatched silk stockings used as a noose? Who conked Jake when he got on the killer's trail? John J. Malone finds all the answers with the energetic and hilarious assistance of Jake Justus and the beautiful Helene. - Summary by Pocket Book edition, back cover, 1948

Grantland Rice was an American poet and sportswriter. In these poems he remembers his time in France during the First World War.