People in Glass Houses

“A brilliant comedy on a large and serious theme.” —The Saturday Evening Post

“Places her on a high ground between Katherine Mansfield and Evelyn Waugh.” —The New York Times

“It stings and alarms....Hazzard's strength lies in her coolness, her modesty, and her understatement.” —The Times (London)

“The comedy, irony, and pathos generated by the conflict between bureaucratic form and human content are beautifully rendered.” —Dwight Macdonald