Collisions - Essays And Reviews

Crappy Old Books presents:
Collisions – Essays and Reviews (1974) by David Caute
Quartet Books | Uncorrected Proof Copy

A compelling and provocative collection from the sharp pen of David Caute, Collisions brings together a wide-ranging selection of essays and reviews that interrogate the politics, personalities, and cultural flashpoints of the mid-20th century. With his trademark intellectual rigor and flair for confrontation, Caute dissects figures from Sartre to Solzhenitsyn, critiques ideological dogma, and probes the uneasy intersections of art, literature, and revolution.

This uncorrected proof copy — a rare and raw slice of publishing history — may not be pretty, but it’s packed with insight, argument, and intellectual friction. A must for collectors, contrarians, and connoisseurs of the contentious.

Available now from Crappy Old Books — for those who like their paper yellowed and their ideas sharp.

Interesting volume in many regards, quite tall and an uncorrected proof copy.

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