ISSUE DATE: MAY 11, 1935; Vol. XII, No. 2

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COVER: JOSEPHINE JOHNSON, AUTHOR OF "NOW IN NOVEMBER". Pulitzer Prize Winner for the best American novel of the year. It is astonishing that a girl in her early twenties should have composed a work which has, whatever else it has or lacks, such unpretentious but unmistakable power. It has ---and how many books of this generation even suggest it?-- wisdom" . . . . (See page 6). Photo: Bernard de Voto.

JOHN CHAMBERLAIN: The Literary Left Grows Up.
JULIAN HUXLEY: The Analysis of Fame. A revelation of the Human documents in "Who's Who".
WALTER MILLIS: Reviews "Forerunners of American Fascism", by Raymond Gram Swing.
MARK VAN DOREN: "Bailey's Hands", A Poem.
WILL DURANT: Reviews "Leaders, Dreamers and Rebels", by Rene Fulop-Miller.
THE PULITZER PRIZE WINNERS: Photographs and a Running account of the Awards in letter. (Comment). By William Rose Benet.
Biography as a Pastime, by Douglas Southall Freeman.
J. A. M. De Sanchez reviews "The Open Door At Home", by Charles A. Beard.
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Condemed to Live, by Johann Rabener.
Young Joseph, by Thomas Mann.

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