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Lady Gregory
A LITERARY PORTRAIT
ELIZABETH COXHEAD. To Shaw, she was "the greatest liv-.
ing Irishwoman" - to Yeats, "for nearly forty years my strength
and conscience." In this witty and penetrating biography, the co–
founder of the Abbey Theater and the queen of the Irish ren–
ascence emerges as a
re~rkable
woman and impresario of
notable distinction.
$5.9$
Advice to a Prop'het
and Other PoeIlls
RICHARD WILBUR. With this fourth collection of poems,
Richard Wilbur, whose last book,
Things of This World,
won·
both the Pulitzer Prize and the National Book Award, reinforces
his position as one of the most distinguished poets of our time•
. $3.75
"\Vriters on the Le:ft
EPISODES IN AMERICAN LITERARY COMMUNISM
DANIEL AARON. Why was the radical cause a glorious cru-,
sade to so many American intellectuals in the'20s and'30s - and
how did it lose its luster? Mr. Aaron analyzes the impact
Of
the
idea of Communism on writers of 'the past fifty years, both on
those who accepted
it
and those who did not. A perceptive and;
personal view of some of literature's most famous names. $7.50
Gro-wing
AN AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF THE YEARS 1904-1911
LEONARD WOOLF. He was soon to marry Virginia Stephen,
and become a founder of the Bloomsbury Group•. Here, in the,
sequel to
Sowing,
is an engaging account of Leonard Woolf's'
adventures as an "innocent imperialist" in Ceylon.
$5.95
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