"Sugar People might never have got any place socially if lettuce had not become the green gold of the Valley," he wrote in Holiday magazine.

After his work on Brief, he became a senior editor at Holiday magazine, where he remained from 1947 to 1956.

Here, Holiday magazine meets Giacometti, a carnival in Provence posing as the circus of life.

His second novel, Lucifer with a Book, appeared in 1949, but received little praise, and he wrote travel pieces for Holiday magazine to survive.

Aaron's work appeared in Life, Town & Country and Holiday magazines.

Party of twenty; informal essays from Holiday magazine, Edited and with an introd.

In 1960 Atkinson moved to America to write for Holiday magazine.

In 1953, Holiday magazine asked him to take portraits of senators, including John Kennedy.

He later served as alcohol advertising manager of both The Saturday Evening Post and Holiday magazine.

Holiday magazine ceased publication in 1971, although it was later revived and reformatted by other hands, without Bester's involvement.