Aldous Huxley : a biography
Sybille Bedford
- 1st Ivan R. Dee pbk. ed.
- Chicago : Ivan R. Dee 2002.
- xxi, 769, xx p. : ill. ; 22 cm.
Includes Index
The Young Boy 1894-1908 -- Laleham, Surrey, England -- Prior's Field -- Hillside -- The Inheritance -- "Impaired" 1908-1914 -- First Damage -- Aldous at Eton -- The Second Impairment -- Pulling Through -- "That One Glorious Year at Balliol" -- Trevenen -- Return to Oxford -- The Hard Years 1914-1921 -- "The Quiet Life of Anglo Saxon Lectures" -- A Young Man on His Own -- Starting Points -- "The Artificial Roses of Academic Distinction" -- Prospects -- "The Extraordinary Good Fortune" -- Aldous at Garsington -- The Beginning -- "Helas, il faut que l'on vivote" -- Interludes -- Master at Eton -- Strain -- Marking Time -- Post Armistice -- A Family Reunion -- Adjustments -- "My Two Children--Limbo and Leda" -- European Decade 1921-1930 -- Tuscan Summer -- Life in London: Westbourne Terrace -- Proboque, Deteriora Sequor -- The Second Novel--Antic Hay -- Santa Maria a Montici -- Those Barren Leaves -- "Leve l'ancre pour une exotique nature!" -- The Journey Round the World--India -- "The Range, the Confluence of Associations" -- The Journey Round the World--Malaya, The Pacific, Japan, The United States -- Taking Up--New Starting Points -- One Year -- A Family Holiday--Involvements with D. H. Lawrence -- Cottage on the Seine -- Point Counter Point -- And Another Year -- Do What You Will -- Endings -- The Apparent Stability 1930-1935 -- Villa Huley -- The Bad Utopia -- Living -- Beyond the Mexique Bay -- 1933 -- A Store of Gaiety ... -- Watershed? 1935-1937 -- E2 Albany, Piccadilly -- "L'Annee horrible".