Nine American writers and editors, back from a tour to Berlin and major West German cities, give their personal impressions of Germans today.
Author and teacher, HARVEY SWADOS started his writing as an undergraduate at the University of Michigan and now has to his credit two novels and two collections of short stories, the most recent being NIGHTS IN THE GARDENS OF BROOKLYN.Mr. Swados has taught at Sarah Lawrence College, at the University of Iowa, and at San Francisco Stale College, and is now living abroad. The following appraisal of Upton Sinclair will appear in his new book, A RADICAL’S AMERICA, which will be published in March under the Atlantic-Little, Brown imprint.