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    • Five of the best books on climbing mountains

      Five of the best books on climbing mountains

      The Economist· 19 hours ago

      MOUNTAINEERING HAS gone mainstream. Take Mount Everest. In the four decades after Sir Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay first reached the summit in 1953...

    • Sage Stossel

      GBH News· 3 days ago

      She is an editor at *The Atlantic Monthly* and the books editor of *The Radcliffe Quarterly*. Her editorial cartoon feature, "Sage, Ink," appears regularly ...

    • Young Renny

      The Atlantic· 7 days ago

      ONE way of measuring Miss de la Roche’s accomplishment in creating the Jalna saga is to ask oneself how many other novels one remembers with such lasting clearness and pleasure. The concerns ...

    • Finch's Fortune

      The Atlantic· 7 days ago

      PEOPLE who have read all of the Jalna books talk about Adeline, Augusta, Nicholas, Ernest, Renny, Alayne, Eden, and Piers precisely as they talk about the family next door. Women, especially ...

    • Fall Fiction

      The Atlantic· 7 days ago

      The argument has started once more with the publication of The Master of Jalna by Mazo de la Roche (Atlantic Monthly Press and Little, Brown, $2.50), and ...

    • Three Novels

      The Atlantic· 7 days ago

      Joseph Hergesheimer’s The Limestone Tree (Knopf, $2.50) — a very pleasing book, constructed on a happy plan, and interesting both as history and as fiction — traces the life of a family, founded ...

    • Light Fiction

      The Atlantic· 7 days ago

      Gay, of whether vacation writing makes for good vacation reading. Lark Ascending, by Mazo de la Roche (Atlantic Monthly and Little, Brown, $2.50), will ...