The modern point of view, contemptuous of all the old canons of Victorian morality, beauty and love, is nowhere more brilliantly championed than in the novels of Aldous Huxley.  Full of shrewd commentaries and stinging humor, his books are extravaganzas that satirize the world of today. The two novels by which he is best known, Point Counter Point (No. 180) and Antic Hay, are in the same temper. Both are as sophisticated as the age they reflect. Antic Hay is a novel for the enlightened modern.