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… structure of The Wary Fugitives , in a fascinating way, becomes itself an image of the book’s confrontation with this … About God , in 1919, and who gave the Fugitives their steadiest hand; then Allen Tate, who introduced the group to … is crucial to the book’s design and utility, for as Rubin points out, “To change the economic mode without first …

… Jerzy Nowak Breyten Breytenbach Werner Herzog Salman Rushdie & Lawrence Weschler Daniel Alarcón Weschler: Ryszard … party leader Edward Gierek’s stupendously corrupt and incompetent regime. Although Kapuściński’s eyewitness account … Bruno Schulz, and of course right there next to Kafka. Rushdie: What brilliance, what brilliance was there. And what a …

… By T. S. Stribling. Garden City: Doubleday, Doran and Company. $2.50. The books credited to Mr. T. S. Stribling by … Store” occur is Florence, Alabama, the small town which also staged certain of Mr. Stribling’s own student days. Its … compassion to the last paragraph when it is learned that he died in an effort to save the Negro’s life. The novel is …

… of all topics and to all stimulating and engaging points of view.” Through twenty years, in a changing world, … in the Pacific” (Autumn, 1944), Lieutenant Bernard Brodie discussed some of the changing techniques and unchanging … was “Jefferson, Master Politician,” in the Summer, 1926, issue; “Architect of the All-American System” appeared …

… train ride to Yonkers, much of it along the river. You come out of the city, off the island, and countryside … told him, What do you mean, eat my way? I’m always on some diet or other, you’ve seen that for yourself. Which was … to him: Hashimoto’s thyroiditis. Bill believed her but he also didn’t totally believe her. He also thought, Whatever …