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Selected New Books
Cooperman, Stanley | March 19, 1955 issue

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This article presents information about various fiction books. Some of these books include: "The Self-Betrayed," by Joseph Wechsberg, "The Sun at Noon," by Charles Angoff, "The Experts," by Martin Mayer, and "Hidden Fire," by Sherman Baker. The book "The Self-Betrayed" is a moving and literate work when dealing with boyhood in pre-World War II Czechoslovakia. "The Experts" is a tough, shallow first novel of hard-bitten politics, hard-bitten journalism, and sex with some violence. This book is not suitable for readers who demand depth as well as action.

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FICTION; BOOKS; SUN at Noon, The (Book); EXPERTS, The (Book); JOURNALISM; SEX in literature
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