Mary McCarthy's long-out-of-print second book satirises the
everyday struggles of a utopian commune seeking refuge after the
destruction of the Second World War. She hardly troubles to
disguise her characters - causing an outrage among the literary
elite of the day, who did not fail to recognise themselves among
her uncharitably, but all-too-accurately drawn portraits.
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