EZRA
POUND
CYRIL CONNOLLY
The
Rock Pool
Se'ec:teJ
Naughty, sophisticated and very wise, "The Rock
Pool" proves Cyril Connolly to be a first rate
novelist. (His reputation as a critic has
already been established). Delight–
fully, Connolly writes about an art–
ists' colony on the Riviera
and how they sink their teeth
Poems
An inexpensive and repre–
sentative volume of Pound's
poetry whose purpose is
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in–
into a pompous, mediocre
Oxford man who comes
to study them. $1.50
troduce the student to this con–
troversial figure. His "The Pisan
Cantos" won the Bollingen Award for
the best poetry of 1948. There are selections
here from his whole poetic career.
$1.50
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