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| James Gould Cozzens |
In "
Children into Men: Lawyers and the Law in Three Novels" (
The Catholic Lawyer, Oct 2017
), New Jersey attorney Gregory J. Sullivan admires the Haycraft-Queen Cornerstone novel
The Just and the Unjust by Pulitzer Prize recipient
James Gould Cozzens (1903–78): "Cozzens' affirmation of the judicial process depicted with a keen eye as to its flaws is compelling because the novel is not measuring the criminal trial—and by extension the law in general—against an impossible utopian ideal" (35).
Further reading:
my positive take on
The Just and the Unjust.
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