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    Aldous Huxley

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    Lectures, interviews, and conversations with Aldous Huxley — novelist, philosopher, and author of Brave New World.

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    Frank Crowninshield

    4 mentions across 2 talks in Aldous Huxley

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    Interview with Aldous Huxley (1963)2 mentions
    218:50:58

    …I worked for the Condé Nast publications of Vogue and House and Garden and then also the defunct Vanity Fair which Frank Crowninshield was then editing. I was very fond of Frank Crowninshield. And then I did dramatic criticism and literary criticism in…

    219:41:01

    …and Garden and then also the defunct Vanity Fair which Frank Crowninshield was then editing. I was very fond of Frank Crowninshield. And then I did dramatic criticism and literary criticism in other newspapers and even musical criticism, God help me. But…

    Human Potentialities + Kaleidoscope NET-TV Interview2 mentions
    384:07:24

    …I worked for the Condé Nast publications of Vogue and House and Garden, and then also the defunct Vanity Fair, which Frank Crowninshield was then editing. I was very fond of Frank Crowninshield. And then I did dramatic criticism and literary criticism in…

    384:53:45

    …and Garden, and then also the defunct Vanity Fair, which Frank Crowninshield was then editing. I was very fond of Frank Crowninshield. And then I did dramatic criticism and literary criticism in other newspapers and even musical criticism, God help me. But…