Of Good Family
S()ories and Observations About Spanish America
by
HANS OTTO STORM
Collected and edited by
DAVID GREENHOOD
An important posthumous publication, this
volume gathers together Storm's South
American journals and letters, essays and
short stories, and PITY THE TYRANT,
his satire on a decayed aristocracy.
It
gives
insight not only into the society, but into
the man himself--curious combination of
artist and practical scientist.
Joseph Henry Jackson, Lewis Gannett,
Herschel Brickell - reviewers h ere and
abroad - noted in PITY THE TYRANT
Storm's "unorthodox sense of humor" -
his "penetrating irony in the treatment of
social values" - his "easy, colloquial, se–
v•erely economic style."
$3.00
To Walk a Crooked Mile
by
THOMAS McGRATH
Author of
"First Manifesto"
Many talented poets have written strongly
about injustice, but few have demonstrated
the fire and versatility of Thomas McGrath.
"Some of the most moving and splendidly
conceived verse being written today." -
Howard Fast.
$2.00
Amanda Said the Grass Was Green
by
ROBERT BUNKER
Garden Shower
A poetic novel which faces the problems of
labor and management squarely. "A beauti–
ful story ... told with sympathy and pene–
tration." -
Book-of-the-Month Club News.
$2.75
by
CORINNE RUNNING
A novel which deftly pictures the web of
relationships among a half-dozen families.
"Entertaining, realistic. . . . Highly recom–
mended for that tired feeling." -
Los
Angeles Times.
$2.75
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