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American critic and author note residing in London, T. S. MATTHEWS is a most discerning and experienced journalist. He begun his career as a proofreader and make-up man for the NEW REPUBLIC. In 1929 he took the book editorship of TIME, eventually became managing editor, and after tweenty years retired to do free-lance writing. He is now at work on his autobiography.
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American editor and author now residing in London, T. S. MATTHEWS is a most discerning and experienced journalist. He began his career as proofreader and make-up man for the NEW REPUBLIC. In 1929 he was offered the book editorship of TIME; he eventually became managing editor, and after twenty years retired to do free-lance writing. These findings of his will appear in his new book, THE SUGAR PILL, to be published by Victor Gollancz of London.