A first novel -- and a definite indication of talent in the ability to convey subtle though confused personalities in inner...

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THE WIND CHANGES

A first novel -- and a definite indication of talent in the ability to convey subtle though confused personalities in inner conflict. The exterior action -- revolving around a plan to foment another Irish rebellion -- is subordinate in interest to the conflict with the three main characters, -- Arion, imperturable English journalist, Scan, young boy patriot and hero worshipper, Elizabeth, directionless, needing someone to hold on to. Book lacks integration. Virtually no popular appeal -- but watch her. The book may get deserved critical acclaim.

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Publisher: Knopf

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Kirkus Reviews Issue: June 15, 1938

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