The River of Fire Benson and Antony Grassi

and Antony Grassi

A fraud has been committed

This book deserves careful attention because its subject—the truth about what it means to be human—remains an essential part of the human experience

(Father Robert Imbelli

Campbell nevertheless fell afoul of the literary establishment during the Spanish Civil War

The River of Fire Benson and Antony GrassiBy Franois Mauriac We do not know what we desire: we do not love those whom we think we love. This musing from the lips of Mauriacs protagonist in Vipers Tangle might well sum up the entirety of his fictional works, but particularly his 1922 novel The River of Fire. Daniel Trasis finds sanctuary from his troublesome Parisian mistress at a hotel in the French countryside. There heencounters the seductively innocent Gisle de Plailly and her forbidding