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Books in Brief
January 22, 1930 issue

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The article presents information on various books. "Black Venus," by Andreé Salmon; "Gardens of This World," by Henry B. Fuller; "The Robber Band," by Leonhard Frank; "The Sleeping Fury," by Martin Armstrong; "An Hour of the American Novel," Grant Overton; "The Georgian Novel and Mr. Robinson," by Storm Jameson; "The Roadmender," by Michael Fairless. Overton's purpose is frankly informative rather than critical. He crowds into a very brief space an account of the chief American novelists from Charles Brockden Brown to Joseph Hergesheimer and adds a running commentary to each. He is readable but elementary.

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BOOKS -- Reviews; BLACK Venus (Book); GARDENS of This World (Book); FULLER, Henry B.; SALMON, Andre; ARMSTRONG, Martin; HERGESHEIMER, Joseph; BROWN, Charles Brockden
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