November 1945

Articles

• Writers in Hollywood

  In his screenplays as in his books, Mr. Chandler has scored a personal success, but he has done so without losing sight of the difficulties encountered by the creative writer in the studios. For this is the anomaly: the producers pay their authors large fees apparently for the purpose of disregarding their advice and their text.

  Raymond Chandler

• Psychiatry and the War

  William C. Menninger

• Smoked Cheese

  Ronald Dahl

• Studying English in the Soviet Union

  Harry Weiser

• Apples Immortal

  George Abbe

• Civilians: Our Next Problem

  R. W. Gordon

• Warning

  Elnora Chesterman

• What Sherlock Didn't Know

  Stuart C. Rand

• Yellow Cats

  Jane Capen Dale

• Sexton Beetles

  Lorus J. Milne

• World of Tomorrow

  Howard Hayes

• The Peripatetic Reviewer

  Edward Weeks

• Rome

• The German Talks Back

  Richard E. Danielson

• Lincoln the President

  Paul M. Angle

• The Age of Jackson

  Oscar Handlin

• The House of Europe

  James H. Powers

• Days and Nights

  Ernest J. Simmons

• The Peacock Sheds His Tail

  Oscar Handlin

• Beachhead on the Win

  Edgar L. Jones

• Ploughman of the Moon

  Dorothy Hillyer

• Not in Our Stars

  Frances Woobward

• Murder Book

  Charles W. Morton

• Village in the Sun

  Leo Lehman

• Horn of Plenty

  Richard Scowcroft

• A House Dividing

  R. E. Danielson

• The Happy Time

  Edgar L. Jones

• Latin America

• The Atlantic Report on the World Today: Washington

• Paris

• Einstein on the Atomic Bomb

  Albert Einstein and Raymond Swing

• Can the Nazis Learn?

  Nora Waln

• Living With the Boche

  Abbé Ernest Dimnet

• Trammeled Swimmer

• How the Story Started

  Ben Hur Lampman

• See Your Dentist Twice a Year

  Vilhjalmur Stefansson

• The Ordeal of Wendell Willkie

  Russell W. Davenport

• Survival

  Dorothy Lee Richardson

• The First Taste of Cuba

  Thomas Barbour

• The Murderer

  Frederic Prokosch

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