Ohio University Press
THE MANDARIN AND OTHER STORIES
by
E~a
de Queiroz,
translated from the Portuguese by Richard Franko Goldman
$4.00
"The Mandarin
is a small narrative masterpiece of which
the translator has caught every limpid line and contour."
Erik
Wensberg, The New York Times
"[E~a]
has been compared to Balzac and Stendhal, to whose
scope and verve he has added the peculiarly Portuguese brand of
ironic melancholy and a bright resigned wit.... [these stories]
are very good indeed."
4lan Pryce-Jones, New York Herald
Tribune.
"The title story . . . is one of the great philosophic tales,
worthy of Voltaire. . . . The narration [of the other stories] is
masterly, and the human types described are quite convincing."
Emile Capouya, Saturday Review
VOICES OF DESPAIR: FOUR MOTIFS IN AMERICAN LITERATURE
by Edward Stone
$5.00
An analysis, set in a philosophic frame, of unusual motifs in
nineteenth and twentieth century American literature, including
such writers as Crane, Dreiser, Poe, Faulkner, Frost, and others.
STUDIES IN SIX SEVENTEENTH CENTURY WRITERS
by James Roy King
$6.00
A description of the different and evolving intellectual temp–
eraments of John Evelyn, Robert Burton, Thomas Browne, Jeremy
Taylor, Henry Vaughan and John Milton in their effort to accom–
modate themselves to their unsettled era.
ANDRE CHENIER: HIS LIFE, DEATH AND GLORY
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by Vernon Loggins
$5.00
Vernon Loggins' biography portrays Chenier in all of his
aspects as amorist, anti-Jacobin essayist, and one of France's
greatest poets.
OHIO UNIVERSITY PRESS, ATHENS, OHIO
