Fiction
Spring 1954
The Glass Trumpet
Marion, shining new from an old university, sufficient and pretty, believed in art. She believed in it all round the clock; in its existence, effects, and its causes, in a […]
Fiction
Autumn 1957
The Admirer
Further polarizing the green sea-light of Venice around and between their red and black heads, the two young women got up from the cafe table. They gathered their bags and […]
Nonfiction
Summer 1957
Letter from London
While the multi-racial uproar of the British Empire changes IV) land disintegrates to the South, to the North it has had a strange little accretion. On September 18th 1955 a […]
Nonfiction
Spring 1957
London Letter
The horses of the British mounted police have a special gait of their own for charging crowds. The rider can cause them to rear right up and advance in a […]
Nonfiction
Autumn 1956
Summer Letter from London
I went to a party the other day at Londonderry House, the largest and most splendid survivor of the great London houses of the old landed nobility. It is now […]
Book Reviews
Autumn 1954
Isherwood in the Afternoon
The World in the Evening by Christopher Isherwood. Random House. $3.50. The long awaited novel of Christopher Isherwood’s maturity is a bit of a puzzle. People have waited so long […]