In Tune with the Finite by THOMAS L. MASSON 1928 Essays by Editor of LIFE Magazine

Title: In Tune with the Finite

Author: Thomas L. Masson

Description: Dark green cloth boards stamped in gilt. Some light pencil marginalia and underlining, else clean. Dust jacket rubbed; spine toned; in a clear archival sleeve. 266 pages. 7.25 x 5 inches.

Essays by Thomas Lansing Masson (1866-1934), longtime editor of Life and associate editor of the Saturday Evening Post.

Contents:

- Is American Civilization Advancing?;
- Love;
- The Conquest of Middle Age;
- Is There a Practical Religion?;
- The Boy Industry;
- Nietzsche and Young America;
- Can Courage Be Cultivated? Yes;
- The Game of Writing;
- How Can We Have a Good Time?;
- The High Art of Having Friends;
- What is Morale?;
- Mystics;
- Do You Know How to Read?;
- The Twenty-Third Psalm;
- The Invalid Mind;
- Why Is an Accident?;
- The Joys of an Unbalanced Diet;
- On Letting Yourself Go.

Binding: Hardcover
Condition: Very Good+
Jacket Condition: Very Good+

Publisher: Century Co.
Place: New York and London
Year: 1928