"Introducing
a splendid
new talent"·
The
Waters of the End
a novel by
CHARLES Se INGLE
"The acute delight this
first
novel will surely give • • • is
not the ordinary reading
pleasure in
~
good book. It
is more like the joy in a
lovely day, a remembered
dream, or music from far away.
Mr. Ingle's talent, fresh end
exhilarating,
fits
in none of
the current categories, but he
hIlS, without being like any of
them, the rare flavor and
uniqueness of Henry Green,
Malcolm Lowry, Djuna Barnes,
and Glenway Wescott •••
"To analyze the particular way
Charles Ingle conveys this shine
of youth is not easy, for it
does not come from the mind
or even the heart but from a
kind of animal awareness ..•
"His simple story of three
lads commemorating the tenth
anniversary of a father's drown–
ing at sea by retracing his
voyage in the same ill-fated
boat reaches us with the
poignancy of an old ballad
suggesting far more than it
tells, haunting the mind long
afterward with its overtones."
-·DAWN POWELl, N.
Y.
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CONTRIBUTORS
ISAAC BASHEVIS SINGER is one
of the best-known of living Yid–
dish writers. His story "Gimpel the
Fool" appeared in PR in the May–
June 1953 issue.
G.
L.
ARNOLD is an editor of The
Twentieth Century (London). He
contributed an analysis of the
French political scene to the No–
vember-December 1953 issue of PRo
FRANCIS GOLFFING. the critic
lind poet, teaches at Bennington.
He is traveling in Europe this winter.
ROBERT MARTIN ADAMS teaches
at Cornell, and has contributed to
severo
I
of the quarterlies.
DANIEL G. HOFFMAN is the win–
ner of this year's Yale Younger
Poets prize.
J.
C. LEVENSON is a young critic
teaching at the University of Con–
necticut. This is his first appearance
in PRo
WYLIE SYPHER. a frequent con–
tributor, lives in Boston and teaches
at Simmons College.
SONYA RUDIKOFF, who lived in
England for the past several years,
is now back in this country, living
in Hanover, New Hampshire.
GEORGE
L.
K. MORRIS was for
many years art critic for PRo
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