... be valued highly as a poet. ingredients—the trek, the sherpas. the details He fell upon an age of prose, and the novel, tarnished by this harsh age of ours, he will of high altitude life—are by now too familiar. a work greater in scope than anything with ...

... produce works of pictorial art than to write art—history or art—criticism. M. Malraux has nothing new in the factual Tongues of Angels. By Sylva Norman. (Seeker. 18a.) category to say about Goya. He does not The Bystander. By Randolph Stow. (Macdonald. 1-3 ...

... to the deepest melodrama. this group of novels presents a fine variety of theme and tons. Satire Is the mood in TONGUES OF ANGELS. which pillories the international cultural conferences of which there have been so many. A neutral prophet determines during ...