BOOK REVIEW 77 infrequently tempted to spin intricate linguistic webs (or yarn?) and is unbearable at those places where the idea demands to be expressed in its naked purity. The present critic's impression was that Dey could not, in many of his writings, rise above journalistic predilections. But the basic virtues of Dey's literary efforts in English still remain untarnished. He has penetration and depth. His wide and well-assimilated reading makes the writings intellectual documents of great value. His sensitiveness to the socio-economic bearings of the modern Indian cultural development is a very healthy sign. And there are his unified critical sensibilities that boldly proceed to put the broken arcs of our cultural milieu into a rounded whole. K P MUKHERJI SELECTED WORKS OF MAO TSE-TUNG Vol. I HAS BEEN PUBLISHED ALREADY Deluxe reprint in India of original Peking Edition of Mao's selected writings in four volumes. Cost Rs. 100 (One hundred) Each Volume Costs Rs. 25.00 (Twenty five) only. But the subscribers will get the books at Rs. 50.00 (fifty) only paying Rs. 7.50 (Seven and paise fifty) initially for the enrolment of the name in subscribers' list, then paying Rs. 12.50 (Twelve and paise fifty) each time for Vol. I, II & III respectively and paying Rs 5.00 (five) only for Vol. IV. Be a subscriber before 7th July '73 paying Rs. 7.50 (Seven and paise fifty) and take Vol. I immediately paying Rs. 12.50 (Twelve and Paise fifty) only. Vol. II will come out by July '73. Rest two Vols. will come out shortly. N.B.—M.Os. are accepted. Names and Addresses to be written in clear, distinct letters. The books, if requested, will be delivered by post, postal charges extra. Payments will be accepted from 11 A.M to 6 P.M. on week days and from 11 A M. to 2 P.M. on Saturdays. Nabajatak Prakasan, A-64, College Street Market, Calcutta-12.