Out of Step, by Frank Chodorov. Devin-Adair, $4.50
Frank Chodorov is old now, and when his beloved wife died two years ago, shortly after they had celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary, he lost much of his zest for life, though he did go out to the Freedom School in Colorado, to lecture during the summer of 1961; and there he suffered a stroke, from which he is not fully recovered. He is in and out of the hospital, spends time with his daughter and grandchildren: and, the final affliction, he cannot read—his eyes will simply not do the work for him. But just before his stroke he completed his “Autobiography of an Individualist,” as the sub-title describes his latest, and last book, Out of Step.
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