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Aldous Huxley BOOKS/Nonfiction
From: International Herald Tribune
Date: 20071204
Author:James Campbell The New York Times Media Group
James Campbell The New York Times Media Group
International Herald Tribune
12-04-2007
Aldous Huxley BOOKS/Nonfiction
Byline: James Campbell The New York Times Media Group
Edition: 1
Section: FEATURES
Aldous Huxley
Selected Letters
Edited by James Sexton
497 pages. $35. Ivan R. Dee.
Reviewed by James Campbell
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Aldous Huxley began his literary career on the edge of Bloomsbury and ended it in Beverly Hills, the prophet of a dystopian future and advocate of LSD. Huxley was so preoccupied by the dangers threatening civilization that he could not rouse himself to defend it.
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