Title: Inside View
Review: An inside view of the early days of the Catholic Worker movement by one who was there almost from the beginning. The author knew Peter Maurin and was closely associated with Dorothy Day for forty-five years. Discusses the funnier aspects and personalities of the Manhattan and Staten Island houses and the farm at Easton, Pennsylvania. Stanley Vishnewski was a humorist who believed that "everything is a laughing matter." Maybe that's why he lasted so long at the Catholic Worker. He enjoyed entertaining little children with funny stories.He describes his childhood in Brooklyn, his discovery of the local public library, and the books that influenced him to seek out and join the Catholic Worker in 1934.
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