Selected Letters of Aldous

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The collection features previously unpublished letters by Aldous Huxley, shedding light on his personal and intellectual journey. Early letters reveal his struggle with near-total blindness during World War I, while later correspondence with Lady Ottoline Morrell showcases his emerging brilliance as a satirist. Notably, the letters to Mary Hutchinson highlight Huxley's wit and passion, offering a glimpse into his romantic side. James Sexton's thoughtful curation provides fresh insights into Huxley's life and the complexities of his character.