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Aldous Huxley. Complete Essays. Vol. III: 1930-1935.(Book Review)
From: Utopian Studies
Date: 20020322
Author:Wagner, Gerhard
Ed. Robert S. Baker and James Sexton. Chicago: Ivan Dee, 2001. xx + 632 pp. $35.00.
VOLUME III of Huxley's Complete Essays--the bulkiest so far--contains his long essay Vulgarity in Literature (1930), all his work included in what is certainly one of his classic collections, Music at Night (1931), his book about his journey through Central America, Beyond the Mexique Bay (1934), plus numerous essays published in journals and papers as varied as Vanity Fair, Hearst, Nash's Pall Mall Magazine, Time and Tide, Everyman or The New Statesman. As in the earlier volumes, the editors ...
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