New Releases by James Gould Cozzens

Writes about his disapproval of "autographing."

This novel tells the story of Lancy Micks, a field engineer, and his daughter, Ruth. It is set the sugar plantations of Cuba and provides a picture of the ruthless struggle for power and control of that industry.

This is the story of an aristocratic woman, Cerise D''Atrée, daughter of a French father and an English mother, as she attends school in Europe seeking an outlet for her talents and searching for sustaining values. James Gould Cozzens'' first book.

Correspondence, 1923-60, chiefly concerning various aspects of the publication and marketing of Cozzens'' first novel, Confusion, 1924 [44 items. chiefly typescript (carbon copy)]--Photographs, 1924, of Cozzens [25 items. black & white]--Miscellaneous items, 1924, connected with the novel''s publication, including clippings, advertising circulars, and a synopsis of Confusion [ca. 20 items. chiefly printed]. Correspondents include: Minna Adams, Arnold Bennett, William Stanley Beaumont Braithwaite, George Elliston, and John S. Van E. Kohn.