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Andrew Turnbull
SCOTT FITZGERALD
"At last we are able to see, at full length and with a shock
of belated recognition, the brave and delicate man who was
able not merely to live through much of 'Tender Is the N ight'
but to write
it."-The N ew York er
$5.95
Thomas Berger
R EINH ART I N LOVE
"Thomas Berger is a name to remember, an important addi–
tion to the small group of important American writers and
a novelist with a great career before him."-HARVEY SWADOS
$5.95
Henry James
THE PORTRAIT OF A LADY
Volumes 3 and 4 of the
N ew York Edition of Henry James,
which Scribners is now bringing back into print.
Roderick
Hudson,
Vol. 1 and
The American,
Vol. 2 have already been
published.
$6.00 each
Ring Lardner
SHUT UP. HE EXPLAINED
Edited by Babette Rosmond and Henry Morgan.
A collec–
tion of Lardner rarities-parodies, plays and other selec–
tions that are almost impossible to find anywhere else today.
$4.50
Scribner First Editions
A new series of paperback originals
Robert Creeley
FOR LOVE
P oems 1950-1960
"One of the very few con–
temporaries with whom it is
essential to keep current."
-HUGH
KENNER
$1.45
Michael Rumaker
Dona ldWindham
THE WARM COUNTRY
Short Stories
Introduction by
E. M.
For–
ster. "Of all our younger
American writers he shines
like the morning star."–
TENNESSEE WILLIAMS $1.65
THE BUTTERFLY
"This absolutely unpretentious book has the poetry of pre–
cision.
It
unfolds, in its simplicity, in a close parallel to the
unfolding of life of which it tells ... It is a deeply moving
experience the reader
lives
as he reads.-DENISE LEVERTOV
$1.65
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