plus a little money, in an effort to find new audiences. The 5,000 copies of our first printing melted ... such an atmosphere not to talk about a second and third issue of Fiction, if only to bring the new ... television. In a "Guest Word" editorial in the New York Times Book Review, Fiction had ...

person wrote all the books;... there is such equality and identity both of judgment and point of view in ... the article. It postulates an impersonal view of literature; it substitutes for the multitude of ... 8 and August 19, 1951, respectively. I underline the exact dates of the first publications because it ...

and not even the narrator, who imagines the insect first. Franck too is eliminated from the scene with ... "eye" of the camera makes a film literary. As in the Gidian recit, the first-person manner upstages the ... objectification furnished by Gide's irony. In a way, the avoidance of a first-person pronoun represents ...

human action. What most people, young or old, want is not merely se­ curity or comfort or luxury- ... under­ gone in modern times. During the Middle Ages the western world possessed a unity based on ... any voice in deciding on the nature of the "direction." This creates fundamental ...

alive; and young people are beginning to exert new influences. One watches with fascination as the ... will Soviet art find its way back to creativity again? It is anybody's guess and I can predict ... "soap-opera" view of drama. They do not burn with the same fire and frenzy as they did in the decade or two ...