Does anyone have access to US magazine Time online archives? There's an article I want to read - the July 28th 1930 review of The Love Child, to be precise - but I can only see the first two lines without paying a big subscription. Chuh. So if anyone had access to it and wanted to send me the review in full, you'd have my eternal appreciation...
(Sorry there was no Weekend Miscellany... long day yesterday. Get ready for Australian Literature Month AND Henry Green Reading Week colliding next week. I've read one for the former, and started one for the latter...)
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