March Hares Communism and leaves in it an

and leaves in it an impression of profound truth about the thesis that it proposes to develop

and journalist who co-founded the Paris literary review transition alongside her husband

" —The New York Review of Books

Call it the eternal recurrence of California

In one picture after another

March Hares Communism and leaves in it anMarch Hares collects thirty years of Aidan Higginss essays, papers, and diaries, offering reflections on modern literature, modern readers, and Higginss own experience of the literary life in the twentieth century. In witty, insightful, often musical prose, Higgins discusses and draws connections between a wide array of major literary figures, including Melville, Flaubert, Joyce, Beckett, OBrien, Olson, and Pinter. March Hares collects thirty years of