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... present-day writers enjoyed immense popularity. Among the latter were lan Hay. W. 3 Locke. Maurice Hewlett, Hugh Walpole. Joseph Conrad, Arnold I Bennett, Wells, and a host of others. in other branches of literature—that of a more solid kind—great interest ...
... present-day writers enjoyed immense popularity. Among the latter weropofum Hay, W. J. Locke, Maurice Hewlett, Hugh Wd‘g)le. Joseph Conrad, Arnold Bennett, Wells and a host of others. In other branches of literature—that of a more solid kind—great interest was ...
... Bereatord; Arno d Bennett, F. J. Har»ey-l>arton, Auatole b'ranca, by W. L. Kiplmu. by John Palmer; Thomaa Hardy, Harold Obsld: Joseph Conrad, Hugh Walpole; Henry .Jatne* Rebecca West; Jo*>o Oalawortiiy, by Sh“»ls Kaye-Smitb. la. 3d. net (Niabet). Zoe homeon of ...
... CHANCE.” MR. JOSEPH CONRAD’S NEW NOVEL. [Published To day.] Among the not inconsiderable disabilities of the reviewer is to be numbered his constant struggle against a too complete absorption in what he is reading. It is his business to discriminate, ...
... the title of the successful book is *'lbe Lore of the Little Drum. The adjudicators were Miss Mary Cliolmondeley,- Mr. Joseph Conrad and Mr. W. J. Locke. Miss Peterson, who has been engaged chiefly in journalistic work for the post three years, is daughter ...
... painting by C. M. Puclclai, R.L, illustrating “'fhe drawing by L. Raven Hill, illustrating a new w-ar ballad, Heroic Age,” by Joseph Conrad. “Vprcs, September 1915,” Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. 5 % ' ' ' % - -- (Block: I.eag, Ltd. ■ h'': # ? '.. ...
... novel, But there are spots where fine, advanced ideas get exchan in Hull— though we are a shockingly unsoci: timid race. Joseph Conrad. Still, one of the men whose works carry favour is Aiready it is known that he has a superb example of his literar in this ...
... journalist, a split infinitive may lead to a split skull FAMOUS WRITER’S PREFERENCE. An American journalist has lately run Mr. Joseph Conrad to earth at Ham Street, in Kent. Mr. Conrad told his visitor that first deep draught of English fiction in the Original ...
... their Limbs in the War AUTHORS Rt Hon. A. J. Balfour Sir J. M. Barrie John Buchan E. F. Benson J. E. Buckrosc Hall Caine Joseph Conrad Ethel M. Dell Maud Diver Sir Arthur Conan Doyle Jeffery Famol ohn Galsworthy teatricc Harraden Joseph Hooking erome K. ...
... literary standpoint interesting, if hardlv epoch-making. In the way fiction, we may note fine experiment in the weird by Mr. Joseph Conrad in the “Pall Mall Magazine ’’ —which has a capital March number—and the beginning of two serials, one by Sir Conan Doyle ...
... It not so surprising, after all, that Judge Atherley-Jonee has never been in tube railway. About three weeks ago Mr. Joseph Conrad, the novelist, took the Tube for the first time. Mr. Arthur Neal. I notice that Mr. Arthur Neal has been appointed by Sir ...
... before, but we do not recollect it. In this very delightful edition it is a volume to prize. ’Twixt Land and Sea,” by Joseph Conrad, also excellent value at is. Other authors represented are the Right Hon. G. V\ . L. Russel (“Selected Essays), Richard ...