The Hidden Huxley: Contempt and Compassion for the Masses 1920–36 is a collection of Aldous Huxley's letters, essays, and broadcasts from the interwar period.

Edited by David Bradshaw, this volume reveals Huxley's evolving perspectives on mass society, transitioning from elitist views to a more compassionate humanism.

The compilation offers insight into Huxley's engagement with the social and political issues of his time.