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AcknowledgmentsIntroduction1 Setting Out on a Second Life2 First Success¡ª¡ªand a Great Job3 The China Maelstrom4 Manchuria and the Threat from Japan5 The Cost of"a line or two that may not die"6 Mother's Death and Escape7 Good-bye Shanghai8 Formosa, Canton, Hong Kong, and Macao9 The Embrace of France10 Within the Shadows of the Golden Horse and the Jade Phoenix11 On Caravan South of the Clouds12 Compelled by the Golden Spire13 India: The Challenge of Yet Another National Revolution14 An Attractive Woman and Hopeful Writer Lands in Shanghai and His Life15 War's Obscenities and a Secular Madonna's Grace16 A Book Rejected, a Marriage Proposal Accepted17 The Wedding and a Repeat Journey18 A New Home and Two Long Shots Come In19 Author of a Book20 The Threat of Fascism21 From the Academy into the Cause22 The Students Demonstrate, and a Door Opens23 Where Journalism Meets Literature24 To Sian: Stage One25 Chou and Mao, in Person26 Measuring the Revolutionary Force27 The Real Red Army28 The Home Front29 History and His Story30 Amid Challenging Distractions31 More Mixed Messages between Yenan and Peking32 Seeds Planted in Shanghai's Garden of War33 Snow's Star Rises in the West34 Seeding Indusco in Besieged Hankow35 All These Irons in the Fire36 Distant Thunder in Europe37 Clearing the Way for Battle for Asia38 Asia Hears the Thunder in Europe39 An Alien Corn Adrift40 The Retuming Author Challenges America41 From Hot to Cold War42 The Ghost at the BanquetNotesBibliography