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... interest for literary folk is undoubtedly Mr. Joseph Conrad's Youth. Here is an extract from a letter by one of our fore most novelists a generous appreciation of a brother author Have you seen the volume Joseph Conrad has just published-- Youth and two other ...
... A LITERARY LETTER The Centenary of Blackwood's Magazine. London, April 9, 1917. A new book by Mr. Joseph Conrad is a literary event to many of us, and so it has been for nearly a quarter of a century. Since Mr. George Meredith died and Mr. Thomas Hardy ...
... Magazine, the organ of the cadets, I see every chance of a new crop of Captain Marryats and Basil Hoods, and, if not another Joseph Conrad, the next best thing, which is another William Hickey while there is promise of excellent caricaturists too. Compared with ...
... will be the first to be fitted with radar. Of a special small size, it has been provided as a memorial to the novelist Joseph Conrad ADVANCES ON THE MOTORWAYS An aerial photograph by Aero- films of the Slough By-pass, to be opened this week by Mr. Marples ...
... net. (Smith, Elder.) From an Islington Window Pages of Reminiscent Romance. By Miss Betham-Edwards. 6s. (Smith, Elder.) Joseph Conrad: a Study. By Richard Curie. With Portrait. 7s. 6d. net. (Kegan Paul.) Repertory Plays: 'The Dumb and Blind, by Harold ...
... Illustrated by Jack B.Yeats. Second impression. The Children's Library, is. (T*. Fisher Unwin.) THE LATEST NOVELS Lord Jim. By Joseph Conrad. 6s. (W.Blackwood Sons.) Rose Island: the Strange Story of a Love Adventure at Sea. 6s. By W. Clark Russell. (Arnold.) ...
... legal proceedings, probably to the benefit of his employers or the underwriters, or both. The story upon which the late Joseph Conrad founded his tale entitled Lord Jim is apposite to this subject, for it treats of an actual disaster at sea, in which an ...
... Gladys Parrish. 6s, (Heinemann.) Pointed Roofs. By Dorothy M. Richardson. 6s. (Duckworth.) Victory: An Island Tale. By Joseph Conrad. 6s. (Methuen.) Looking for Grace. By Mrs. Horace Tremlett. 6s. (Lane.) Davenport. By Charles Marriott. 6s. (Hutchinson ...
... the competition associated with my name are Mrs. Flora Annie Steel, Miss Mary Chol- mondeley, Mrs. de la Pasture, Mr. Joseph Conrad, Mr. W. J. Locke, Mr. A. E. W. Mason a bunch of writers whose own novels have some claim to respect ful consideration even ...
... the best friends I have ever had have been of Jewish and therefore of Oriental lineage. We have read much about the late Joseph Conrad of late, and critics and readers will go on discussing his work and agreeing or disagreeing about the greatness of his ...
... and in doing so scored some immediate and spectacular triumphs, which ranged in the literary field from the books of Joseph Conrad to those of Mrs. E. M. Hull. If some of his stories are apocryphal, they bear retelling in his own lighthearted manner ...
... sensible person, and one hopes that in single file prams may continue to abound amid the glories of Brighton. Joseph Conrad's Funeral. Joseph Conrad, the distinguished novelist, was buried on August 7 at St. Thomas's Church, Canterbury. Mr. Charles Trevelyan ...