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CONSTANTINE
FITZGIBBON
The Life of Dylan Thoma••
The first
full-scale, full-length, fully docu–
mented biography of the magnetic
Welsh poet. FitzGibbon,
a
friend of
Dylan's who was selected biographer
by his Estate and given
access to
all
papers, private and unpublished,
tells an engrossing, tragic story.
il–
lustrated. An Atlantic Monthly Press
book.
$7.95
MARK SMITH
Toyland.
One of the most singular
literary debuts since Camus'
The
Stranger.
This haunting, breathtak–
ingly original novel probes the
satanic inner mechanisms that
propel two men - middle-aged, in–
telligent - toward the murder of
two children. A tale that wrestles
with the largest questions conceiv–
able to the mind of man.
$4.95
HORTENSE CALISHER
lournal from Ellip.ia.
A modern
psychological novel by the author of
False Entry
which questions man's
ability to properly
perceive
the physi–
cal world. It deals comprehensively
with all the materials of the contem–
porary world, and is both
a
gripping
commentary and an exploration into
the nature of this moment on earth.
$5.95
GEORGE
D.
PAINTER
Prou.t: The Later Year..
Pamela
Hansford Johnson called
Proust: The
Early Years
"the finest literary biog·
raphy of our time." Its long-awaited,
long-needed companion, which can
be read
as
an independent work,
opens in 1903 and closes with
Proust's death in
1922.
Illustrated.
An Atlantic Monthly Press book.
$7.50
JESSE HILL FORD
The Liberation of Lord
Byron
lone••
Among the many who have
praised this splendid novel are these
Pulitzer Prize-winners: Paul Horgan
("a work of passion, courage and elo–
quence"); Edwin O'Connor ("strong
and truthful . .. impressive and mov–
ing"); Ralph McGill ("magnificent
... a
superb and moving book");
Shirley Ann Grau ("the deepest de–
scent yet into the psychotic world of
the literate racist"); Howard Mum–
ford Jones ("a memorable work").
An Atlantic Monthly Press book.
$5.95
TOM COLE
An End to Chivalry.
A subtle, pas–
sionate short novel of love, jealousy
and death in Sicily, and five exciting
stories of Americans abroad - all
the work of
a
gifted new writer cer–
tain to be highly praised by critics
and widely read by the public.
An
Atlantic Monthly Press book. $4.95
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