May 1980 Issue This is an incomplete listing of issue contents Jump to: Focus | Reviews Focus Maqbool Aziz Sanity in our time On the Contrary, Articles of Belief, 1946-1961 By Mary McCarthy LR Reviews Charles Palliser Fear of Falling On the Edge of the Cliff and Other Stories By V S Pritchett LR Savkar Altinel Murder and Mayhem The Echo Chamber By Gabriel Josipovici The Murder of the Maharajah By H.R.F. Keating Russian Hide & Seek By Kingsley Amis LR
Savkar Altinel Murder and Mayhem The Echo Chamber By Gabriel Josipovici The Murder of the Maharajah By H.R.F. Keating Russian Hide & Seek By Kingsley Amis LR
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