Faber or the Lost Years review in Wartime prose
A review of Jacob Wasserman and Harry Konen translated Faber or the Lost Years. It traces Eugens Faber’s life from a free childhood through war captivity in Alberta, his return and inner changes, and contrasts with Wells and other works. Esther Gould, Moods and travel notes by William McFee are praised for their lucid, reflective writing.
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