New Releases by James Gould Cozzens

Character study of an American in Europe who is forced to become a tutor-companion to the son of a widow.

Writes about his disapproval of "autographing."

This novel is set in a small seaside town in Cuba and features Joel Stellow, a powerful figure in the sugar industry, his oldest friend, Vidal Monaga, and Monaga''s beautiful and sensual daughter, Nida, and his strange, aloof son, Osmundo, and American drifter, Oliver Findley.

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.