In My Father's Court
"The sort of book . . . only a writer at the height of his powers, firmly in command of his created world, his mind charged with vivid memories, can somehow shake effortlessly out of his sleeve . . . [The writing is] often close to the Biblical directness of feeling that Tolstoy prescribed for the 'universal art of the future.'"—Raymond Rosenthal,The New Leader"A world that no longer exists reaches us thorugh one of the greatest literary artists of our time."—Albert H. Friedlander,Saturday Review