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... Lovelace or Waller, and inikke with a differeriee.—From Poetry •nd the Mode. by Wearies Rowlett, in the Cerania Magazine. JOSEPH CONRAD ON STEPHEN CRANE. • Here is • tribute to Stephen Crane. the remarknbte youth who wrote The Red Badge of Courag4 . from ...
... JOSEPH CONRAD ON STEPHEN CRANE. Here is • tribute to Stephen Cruse. the teemertabLe youth whq wrote Red Badge of Cotuage, from the pen of If.r. Joseph Conrad, taken from the American Huotnian. Stephen Crane, writes Yr. Conrad, knew little of literature ...
... gentlemen who are still writing indifferent English were writing in different English in Stevenson's days. I count Mr. Joseph Conrad quite as good a master of style as Stevenson and Mr. W. H. Hudson, and half-a-dozen others I might name. rPhere has been ...
... understand. Give me Nat Gould or William Le Queux. If that average reader be a woman, she says, Yes, I once got a novel by Joseph Conrad, Almayer's Folly, I think it was called, and there were pages I couldn't understand. Why should anybody want to write ...
... understand. Give me Nat Gould or William Le Queux. If that average reader be a woman, she says, Yes, I once got a novel by Joseph Conrad, Almayer's Folly, I think it was called, and there were pages I couldn't understand. Why should anybody want to write ...
... verse of Hem and Leander, from Greek of llforaeus, which is described as the earliest romance of the Dardanelles. M. Joseph Conrad's new novel. The Rescue, which shortly be published by Messrs. Dent, is a long story of the Eastern Archipelago, a story ...
... stages, one descends or ascends, whichever you please, to examples of the ultra-modem novel of motive. Every novel, as Mr. Joseph Conrad admits, contains an element autobiography. But there is an excess of that element in The Black Curtain (Chapman and Hall; ...
... its Sanplicity. Conradesqrte humour and rnerrinient, with a Javanese atmosphere and a theme of adventure, adapted from Joseph Conrad's novel. Nothing could be troer to life or more Lateral than the delineation by Mies Bar. clay of Lena, the London girl ...
... numerically. her people were highly cultured race and bad produced such men of the world-wide fame as Copernicus Chopin, Joseph Conrad awl M. Paderewsiii. Tho wealth of Poland was tremendous. In Galicia there were the famous salt mines and petroleum oilfields ...
... why should there not be kinema classics as well as classical novels and plays? If a public can be found to appreciate Joseph Conrad why should there not be a public to appreciate the work of the Shakespeare of kinema when he descends amongst us? When ...
... us three more stories in Gold and Iron (Heinemann, 7s. net) Hardly a page of his work fails to suggest the influence of Joseph Conrad, yet the author maintains a distinct personality of his own. There is a fine precision and forcefulness in the way he presents ...
... policy in Ireland and elsewhere, and Captain Stephen Gwynn contributes a thoulehtful critical study of the work of Mr. Joseph Conrad. The Quarterly Review. - - In the April number of the Quarterly Review Commandant %Veil discusses the early unde ...