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A CUSTOMER in a bookshop might enquire: "Have you anything on John Wren?" Until a few weeks ago, the answer was likely to be: "Yes, there's Power Without Glory." Today, the answer ought to be: "Yes, there's Power Without Glory, or there's the new John Wren: A Life Reconsidered." That is to say, after fifty years, we now have a choice.
Power Without Glory, by Frank Hardy, was originally published in 1950, and now appears in a fat new paperback, from leading international publisher Random House. The text remains basically unaltered, although the stylish and dramatic little black-and-white embellishments by Amby Dyson have vanished. A pity.
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Source: HighBeam Research, "The little man".(Literature)(Book Review)