Oh!
In his first short story collection in five years, Leon Rooke brings together an extraordinary array of documents from diverse hot spots around the world. In an attempt to answer the question What is art?, the stories explore Italian ?art,” Mexican ?art,” Gypsy ?art,” Native ?art,” and political ?art. "
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H-Bomb Ferguson
American singer
John Wiethe
Basketball coach
Jacob Burnet
Former American senator
Connie Dierking
American basketball player
Ray Nolting
American football coach
Heinie Peitz
American professional baseball player
Wally Kopf
American professional baseball player
Red Ehret
Baseball player
Leonard Sharrow
American bassoonist
Charles Fold
Musician
John K. Richards
Former Attorney General of Ohio
Frank Bancroft
American baseball manager
Jakob Josef Petuchowski
American professor
Bill De Witt
American baseball manager
Robert Cobb
American football player
Bubbles Hargrave
Baseball player
George E. Pugh
Former U.S. senator
William Cooper Procter
Beau Dollar
American vocalist
Bill Hart
Baseball player
Gustav Tafel
American-German biographer
Jim Luken
Former Mayor of Cincinnati
Eugene P. Ruehlmann
Former Mayor of Cincinnati
James Findlay
Musical artist
Mike Resnick
American fiction writer
Nathaniel R. Jones
American attorney
George Clifton Edwards Jr.
Former justice
Eloise Hughes Smith
Disaster survivor
Rick Steiner
American real estate broker
Sister Blandina
Nun
Raphael Strauss
Artist
Joseph A. Dixon
U.S. representative
Stanley E. Bowdle
Former United States Representative
Clara Chipman Newton
American artist
Joseph Miller
Former Ohio State Representative
William J. Keating
American Politician
Franz Rudolph Wurlitzer
Musical instrument maker
Nicholas Elko
Karl Joseph Alter
Religious leader
Samuel McRoberts
Former member of the United States Senate
Rube Bressler
American baseball athlete
Daniel Edward Pilarczyk
Bob Schuler
Former Ohio State Senator
Victor Heintz
Former United States Representative
Steve Wilhite
American computer scientist
Clarence Wayland Watson
Former United States Senator
Manning Ferguson Force
Lawyer