Voices from the Press
Over the course of a career of half a century you read a lot of reviews. Some good, some bad, some middling. But beyond the question of whether the review is flattering or deflating to the ego, is the question of how well the critic understood what you are trying to do. It is when the reviewer not only loves what you have produced but also grasps what you are trying to accomplish, and celebrates your having acheived that goal that a review truly gives a glow of satisfaction. I have selected three reviews which fall into that category and of which I am especially proud. Here are a few excerpts from those:
