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Banta Memorial Library Pete Lyon publishes his autobiography Twists of Fate, by F. D. Lyon, UCLA '28, Evanston Publishing Inc., Evanston, IL. 1993. 256 pages. $14.95 Francis D. "Pete" Lyon, UCLA '23,the Academy Award-winning film editor, director, and producer has written an autobiographical story of his experiences in the competitive and colorful world of Hollywood. Lyon's book. Twists of Fate, describes in loving detail the people, the events, and the skill that went into building his outstanding career. Lyon directed or edited such films as Body and Soul, The Great Locomotive Chase, The Cult of the Cobra, The BobMathias Story, and The Oklahoman. He was associated with many of Hollywood's early legends Hke Ingrid Bergman, David Selznick, Walt Disney, Leslie Howard, H. G. Wells, Laurence OHvier, and Vivian Leigh. Twists of Fate is an important educational tool, a document of the early days of the motion picture industry. It is also an entertaining bit of Uterature, describing intimate moments with the famous actors, actresses, and directors of Lyon's time. In the book, Lyon points to his fratemity experience at UCLA as one of his critical twists of fate. "The elements that I believe helped me to be prepared when the longsought twist of fate offering me a feature directing opportunity finally appeared, would include my extracurricular activities at UCLA, such as athletics, associations, and my fratemity. Phi Delta Theta, which afforded profitable training in meeting, mixing, competing with, and sometimes speaking before many people of various interests and backgrounds," he writes. The book has been praised by many people in the film industry for its insight and cleverness. Another alunmus and Academy Award-winning director and producer, Robert Wise, Franklin '36, said "It is a rare treat to find personal reminiscences skillfully combined with a history of our business and information on the nuts and bolts of editing, directing, and producing. I really enjoyed it." Brother Lyon has generously agreed to donate all profits from the sale of this book to the Phi Delta Theta Foimdation. Lodestone by Russell Jack Smith, IVIiami (OH) '37, Bartleby Press, Silver Spring, MD. 1993. 234 pages. $9.95 This, the third novel by Brother Smith, is a chronicle of a young man's journey to adulthood through the years of The Great Depression and World War II. The book is a colorful account of a young journalist who struggles with the many issues that faced young people during the 1930s and '40s. There are several references to college life, and it is obvious that Brother Smith's coUege days at Miami heavily influenced the writing of this book. He dedicated the novel to several of his coUege professors, including Walter Havighurst, Ohio Wesleyan '23. Brother Smith spent ten years teaching English Uterature at CorneU University, Williams CoUege, and WeUs CoUege. After his experience with inteUiegence work during World War II, he joined the CIA, where he eventually became the deputy director of inteUigence. He has written several other books, including The Secret War and Singapore Chance. Artfiur C. Clarke: Tlie Authorized Biography by Neil McAleer, New Mexico '64, Contemporary Books, Chicago, IL. 1992. 430 pages, hardbound. $25.00 Brother McAleer is the author of several books, including, Earthlove, a science fiction novel, and The Omni Space Almanac, which won the 1988 Robert S. BaU Award. In this biography, McAleer documents the life experiences of Arthur Clarke, one of the most influential writers and scientists of the twentieth century. He is most remembered for his awardwinning novel and screenplay 2002; A Space Odyssey. Through interviews with Clarke and people close to him, McAleer skillfully reveals the man behind the legend. A Corner of Time by John L. Kirkhoft, Butler '46, Guild Craft, Indianapolis, IN. 1992. 116 pages. $15.95 This is Kirkhoff's first novel. It autobiographical, describing the coming of World War II in a small Indiana town and the bitter rivalry between two of the town's boys. Even though the war scatters them across the globe, their boyhood animosity extends beyond the war to a surprising final conclusion. Spring 1993 * TheScroU 97
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