FORTUNE AND MEN'S EYES

Not for the Fool of Venus market. Possibly, for the De Voto (We Accept with Pleasure) readers....The story of an American family unfolds before the eyes of a psychologist in his interviews with Bryson Peirce, one of three brothers in a family ridden by their prejudices, their heritage of inhibitions, their complexes. From the mid-west to New York; from the turn of the century to the present, the pattern grows and expands, interpreted by the psychologist, who holds all the threads. A serious novel, well done and thoughtful; a certain ""snob"" appeal in the psychological approach; a book men will particularly like.