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Notes on Fiction
June 15, 1932 issue

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The article focuses on several books. "Heat Lightning," by Helen Hull. The novel is distinguished throughout for its excellent craftsmanship; "Storm," by Peter Neagoe. "Storm" adheres so faithfully to advance-guard patterns and credos that it never fails to be thoroughly familiar and predictable; "Lesson in Love," by Colette. Colette in this novel goes over again, in the first person, a good deal of the ground covered in the first part of "Recaptured."

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BOOKS; LITERATURE; HEAT Lightning (Book); STORM: A Book of Short-Stories (Book); LESSON in Love (Book); WORKMANSHIP
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