Experimentation ;absurd,quot; botecotally ne in literature, especially for tt, Genêt, and Robbe-Grillet. Like ters, Mr. Bartirizes and mimics most of ture, and, ts of ers, makes t;; Yet ts, altic, do not necessarily contain tations of most ers of tale tor is ty-five years old, six feet tall, . eacrated in o h him because, officially, he is a child!

    tive stories of dark o be interpreted on many levels, and offer refresing reading.

    quot;. . .at long last, for better or for ed precisely ories ends  a  proclaiming t even its metapest ; -- times

    quot;. . . Barto evoke tful laugonis t is a stimulant. ed certain effects t seem to be neerature of tance as an experimentalist.quot; -- Granville urday Review

    Donald Barty-texan noy. er, a magazine editor, and a museum director, and served in tly managing editor of t-literary revieion, and is at , Neing, her magazines.