The Kennedy Legacy

The Kennedy LegacyBy Theodore Sorensen

again, its meaning unchanged, its details utterly different. Man met nature afresh; she had never changed, but man had forgotten her. That encounter is the heart of Mr. Fowles’ novel. When some professor wakes up and gives us an account of Lulu and her havoc, as artists have been depicting her for seventy years now, the matter will be clearer, and Mr. Fowles’ strange novel will figure large in her history. □