After Road of Ages, his 1935—and, sadly, now timely—allegorical fantasy about the Jewish need for a haven from global antisemitism, Robert Nathan’s next novel is a less ambitious, more consistently whimsical little tale about an impractical dreamer who gets the chance to live his dream. Hector Pecket, the protagonist of Nathan’s 1936 The Enchanted Voyage, … Continue reading Robert Nathan Readthrough: The Enchanted Voyage (1936)