FAR
SALVATORE
QUASIMODO
Winner, Nobel Prize for Literature
THE SELECTED WRITINGS
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OF SALVATORE QUASIMODO
Edited and Translated from the Italian by
Dr. Allen Mandelbaum. First American
Publication.
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ROBERT LOWELL
Winner of the 1960 National Book Award
LIFE STUDIES
"Poeb"y of this order needs neither to be
justified nor explained; one should simply
be thankful that there is still someone able
to write it."
-A. Alvarez
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EDMUND WILSON
APOLOGIES TO THE IROQUOIS
"Edmund Wilson is, in my opinion, one
of the most elegant prose writers alive."
-w.
H.
Auden,
THE MID CENTURY
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MEMOIRS OF HECATE COUNTY
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A good and distinguished book by an as–
tonishingly gifted
man ,"-Elizabeth
Jan e–
way,
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Coming in September
WILHELM
REICH:
SELEt!T.ED WRITINGS
Wilhelm Reich studied and worked
under Sigmund Freud. From 1934
until his death in 1957 his interests
and experiments Jay entirely in the new
field of Orgonomy. Many of his publi–
cations have heen removed from sale
by the Federal Food and Drug Admin–
istration, and others have been burned.
Yet interest in Dr. Heich·s books has
continued to grow, and this volume is
intended to
Sf>rve
as an introduction to
his major work. Tile chapters
illclude
material from
CI'Clracter Analysis, The
Function of
the Orgasm;
Ether, God
und Devil; Th e Caucer Biopath,,; The
Murder of Christ
and
Cosmic
Super–
imposition.
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Also coming in September
CHARLES JACKSON
THE LOST WEEKEND
A
r('-i'istu' of
the
famous
novel from which the
Acad('my Aw:ud-winning
motion picture was
mad,'.
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