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MORE JOY IN HEAVEN — Morley Cal-laghan—Random House ($2.50).
In his earlier work Morley Callaghan gave promise of being a sharply sensitive realist. Perhaps it is the haze of his native Toronto, perhaps it is only the gentling-down that many a prancing Pegasus goes through as it is broken to the book trade, but he seems now to be turning into a mystically misty romantic. Since undertones of the realistic approach remain, the result is, at times, confusing.
His latest story tells of Kip Caley, bank robber and desperado, who, while serving time for...
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