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DORIS LESSING has a book of
short stories coming out this fall.
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SUSAN SONTAG'S first novel will
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JEREMY LARNER has just finished
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LEWIS COSER is working on a
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MICHAEL HARRINGTON, who is
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In
Paris, is the author of The
Other America: Poverty in the
United States, published last year.
MORRIS DICKSTEIN is a young
critic who will spend the coming
year as a Kellett Re.search Fe·llow
at Clare College, Cambridge.
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Correction: LEOPOLD LABEDZ,
who wrote "The Soviet Chill," pub–
lished in the last issue of PR, is
associate editor of Survey.
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RICHARD POIRIER is joining the
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