October 1979 Issue This is an incomplete listing of issue contents Jump to: Alternative Viewpoints | General Alternative Viewpoints Paul Wilkinson, Anthony Storr The Evil that Men do… The Search for the 'Manchurian Candidate': The Story of the CIA's Secret Efforts to Control Human Behaviour By John Marks LR General A S Byatt A S Byatt on the Booker 1979 shortlist Hermione Lee Hermione Lee on Antonia White The Lost Traveller By Antonia White The Sugar House By Antonia White Beyond the Glass By Antonia White
Paul Wilkinson, Anthony Storr The Evil that Men do… The Search for the 'Manchurian Candidate': The Story of the CIA's Secret Efforts to Control Human Behaviour By John Marks LR
Hermione Lee Hermione Lee on Antonia White The Lost Traveller By Antonia White The Sugar House By Antonia White Beyond the Glass By Antonia White
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