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... READY. THE STRAND MIAGAZINE EpITED BY GEORGE NEWNES. CONTENTS FOR APRIL. CAPTURED BY BRIGANDS. By Emily Spender. A Complete Short Story. EASTER EGGS. ByL.S. Lewis. This article describes and illustrates all kinds of strange devices in Easter Eggs, including ...
... IN A TREAS URE SHIP. NEW NOVELS. plete shon stor.y, The Thi,.d Violet. By ST-PHE'J CRANE. 1 vol. 6s. The Spoils of Poynton. 1 vol. 6s. The Captain of the P a,.ish. 1 vol. 6s. IJawson. A complete short story. Cottage Folk . XXXVI. By tt enry W. Lucy. By ...
... production of the conte, or short story, in which French writers excel. is, therefore, with all the more pleasure that we record our high appreciation of l\l iss Arabella Kenealy's latest work, Belinda's Beaux and Other Stories, which reaches us from Messrs ...
... all short stories, and they are all good, with a goodness wlrich is quite rare and excellent, and we shall certainly hear more of Mr. Doyle, if he will let us. His stories have everything which the short story should po,sess. They are quite ...
... chooses, as Mr. Kipling now does, and Ir. B:et llarte once did, to infuse into the short story the intensity and as Ir. B:et llarte once did, to infuse into the short story the intensity and interest that is usually expecte ...
... Custom of the Country (Hutchinson). It is only a little budget of stories from far Japan, but then they are such beautiful stories, so wonderfully better than the average short story of the market, so finely pointed, so polished and so complete, that ...
... leaded type which reduces the number of words on a page to a minimum, and they make no more impression on the mind than a short story in a magazine. So Dickens, Thackeray, Marryat, and the others of old time, keep their places, and more. Of the important ...
... practical paper on ''Cycle~ : and Cycling. Mr. Street is amusing ·and scholar-like on Horace Walpole. A really capital short story by Mr. John Ayscough is the strong feature of /1/acmillan's /llagazine. It is grini,' l:iut it is exceedingly clever. Madame ...
... fortunate. I remember he was especial! y bitter about one rebuff he had met with recently. A leading mag·azine had returned a short story of his-that in itself, of course, was nothing-but the editor had written in pencil across the last page a f .~w words of ...
... book of short s tori ~s of tbe T erai folk. . They are all . NEW NOVEL BY THE AU T HOR OF A SON OF EMPIRE. Coulltry Life says: . good, with a goodness which is quite rare and excellent . : . th ese stor~es have every~hu~ g that the short story should ...
... but finds hullself pulled up short even before he has time to dismount in comfort, the reason being that the said gradient terminates in the crown of a bridge with so extremely sudden a rise that one is forced to stop short, not infrequent ly, withtn only ...
... doubt, endeavour to enlist as a contributor Mr. H. Vi Ne~ ie rson, also his contemporary at Christ Church, of whom, as a short story- Frederick Wedm6re had pleasant things and true to say in his lecture Another periodical to be highly favoured is Cos- writer ...