Sublime

He was conscious of a sort of rage; he did not know against whom it was directed. He could not have told whether he was touched or humiliated.

Another event that cheered Max was his publishing a promising new writer named Morley Callaghan, a Canadian. Callaghan had met Hemingway when their careers at the Toronto Star overlapped; then he went to

James Jones, who was living in Illinois and inching ahead with From Here to Eternity.

tyrant,

He was like somebody you meet on board ship and get to know very well and never really know at all.

He brimmed with that most conventional and embarrassing of qualities—“taste.”

Maud,