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... JOSEPH CONRAD: JOSEPH CONRAD, who has been taken from us so suddenly that w•e had not even time to say good-bye, was one of the most remarkable and interesting personalities in literary history. A great novelist and a great writer (the two qualities are ...
... of which leads me naturally (but don't ask me how) to the beet story of the week. I take it from Mr. Ford. M. Ford's Joseph• Conrad: a Personal Remembrance which has just been published by Duckworth (7s. 6d. net). The author tells us. that he used to ...
... that smile her eyes began. A poor life this if, full of care, We have no time to stand and stare. Bookman's Gossip. Mr. Joseph Conrad has reoently been paying high tribute to the novels of Anthony Trollope. Mr, Alec Waugh, author of The Loom of Youth, ...
... must carry on until the terror begins. The subject of our discourse this morning, ladies and gentlemen, is a new novel by Joseph Conrad called The Rover. It deals with the closing years of the French Revolution and the British blockade of Toulon. The hero ...
... Civilisation against Barbarism, of Reason aga inst Force, which obviously ought to begin at home. A Loss to Literature. Joseph Conrad is dead. On day the politicians filled h with careful explanations, on the Yonsoratth - - back - and - I'll - principle ...
... no difference. Would Miss Blatchford have appreciated Blake had she lived a hundred years ago? Furthermore, what about Joseph Conrad? He hid genius, had he not? But can the majority of us say honestly that we understand more than half he has written? As ...
... we may proclaim it now that he is with the ages. Vale, Lady Colvin. Literature has suffered another loss than that of Joseph Conrad. The death of Lady Colvin, moreover, means the severance of another personal link, the rounding-off of a Voices memory ...
... upon me, to the effect that the cinema may eventually supersede all written fiction. Fiction tries to reproduce Life. Joseph Conrad uses all the powers of a literary master to suggest the horror of an American jungle. Sherwood Anderson writes books to ...
... AT THE SIGN OF BOOK & CANDLE A Weekly Book Talk. NOSTROMO, by Joseph Conrad, is universally acknowledged nowadays to be one of the finest tales of the sea, or rather the sea-board, ever written in our language. Readers of the old I'. P.'s Weekly did ...
... giants of all time, while oar generation—well, we of the twentieth century cannot even lay claim to a man of stature like Joseph Conrad. Three hundred years ago a generation cruder than ours by precisely three centuries gave birth to Shakespeare and his noble ...
... incidents rear their heads above the pleasant plains of those past leisure hours. To ait and viz.: I have read Legend. And Joseph Conrad has died. At least, that is what I thought in the first desolate hour. Quite selfishly the first idea in my mind was that ...
... remarkable statement that, despite his genius, the majority of us cannot bay honestly that we understand more than half Joseph Conrad has written ! Well, well ! Can it be that the majority of us read our books through the eyes of the critics, and that ...