The Redeemed Realm. A Satire on T.S. Eliot and The Hollywood Hindus

by Ion Blyth, pseudonym

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First edition

Boston: David Page, Books, 1947. Staplebound. 4 , 19, 1 pp., wraps. 9 x 6 in. First Edition. Head of spine chipped; covers soiled and worn; toning at the top of the covers. A verse satire modeled on T.S. Eliot’s Waste Land with barbs for concepts in Huxley’s Perennial Philosophy; Blyth goes after their mutual “spiritual snobbishness,” anti-intellectualism, and “Hindu Dadaism.” The poem

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