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Reprint. Malraux's first novel, and first important published work, originally published in 1926, translated and with an Introduction By Robert Hollander. As Hollander explains in his introduction, many might see this as a series of philosophical letters rather than an epistolary novel, but in 1951 Malraux himself classified it among his novels. This book reflects his interest in philosophy, especially in Nietzsche; moves beyond surrealism to his vision of the absurd, and is prophetic in its vision of China. 122 pp. Very good in rust-colored cloth with silver lettering (a little fraying to the ends of the spine, contents fine.) .ISBN # 0-914300-032 

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