Vol. 16 No. 5 1949 - page 451

ABarbarian
in Asia
HENRI MICHAUX
A unique travel book by a wise and
very amusing Frenchman. Michaux real–
ly gets under the skin of the Asiatics. He
makes their customs and thinking under–
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The Green Uhild
HERBERT READ
One of the most beautiful and thought–
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and its finely fashioned prose have al–
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glow in the reader's heart. $2.75
Nausea
JEAN-PAUL SARTRE
French critics agree that Sartre's first
novel is his best. In "Nausea," the story
of a man who simply could not stand
being alive, he first dramatized the
theories of his Existentialist philosophy.
A landmark of modern literature. $2.50
Journey to the
End of the Night
LOUIS-FERDINAND CELINE
A new edition of one of the authentic
classics of modern fiction-a powerful
satiric novel in the vein of Villon,
Rabelais and Swift. $3.50
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Goethe's World
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Selected Poems
A copiously illustrated volume on Goethe
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WILLIAM CARLOS WILLIAMS
the man, and the social climate in which
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he moved. Edited by Berthold Bier–
mann from diaries, letters, memoirs,
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conversations and Goethe's own auto-
biographical writings. $5.00
For some years the collected poems of
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