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Walton, Eda Lou | January 30, 1935 issue

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This article presents information about the novel "We Are Betrayed," by Vardis Fisher. "We are Betrayed" is better written and more important in subject matter than the earlier volumes because the main, and almost only, character is now adult. This volume, gives the first hint of universality of theme. It remains, nevertheless, the study of a morbidly sensitive, frightfully egocentric personality. The hero of the book, Vridar, is married to a girl from his own Antelope Hill country. This book is an account of how the man and the artist together kill the woman loved.

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WE Are Betrayed (Book); FISHER, Vardis, 1895-1968; BETRAYAL; LOVE; EGOISM; FICTION

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