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... limn. been called In coneider the position. it is etpeeted that a resolution favour of artAtratidig will be adopted. MR. JOSEPH CONRAD LEAVES £20,045. ESTATE AGENT'S GIFTS TO SERVANTS. Mi. Jereph Conrad. of Oswald', Bisborsbourne. Canterbury, the writer ...
... 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 ...
... the writings of Joseph Conrad Mr. Robert Hichens brings lawn tennis into romance John O' London as a philosopher on English A poet and a short-story writer. A CURIOUS thing has, since he died, happened about the novels of Joseph Conrad, and yet it is not ...
... THE ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS, Aug. 16, 1924.—312 I * T*~r^ 1- 1 J.ftm ifA, .n ALTHOUGH the late Joseph Conrad had moved somewhat away from his earlier manner of late years, and had gone less frequently down to the sea in ships in quest subjects, he will ...
... pieces on London. This wa delivered as a l ecture also. Other prominent contributors are Mr. Edward Shanks, who write~ on Joseph Conrad Mr. D. L. Murray, whose theme is Arthur Clutton-Brock. A very great number. delivered as a l ecture also. Other prominent ...
... was a savage child, with an amazing genius for telling tales. Rembrandt was more interested in Schnappes than science. Joseph Conrad hated writing, and loved good cooking. And so it goes on. On the other hand, there are brilliantly clever people-- like ...
... trouble on himself. Mr. Thomas Beer, it may be recalled, is the author of Stephen Crane,” a biographical study to which Joseph Conrad wrote an Introduction. THE HOUSE THE ROAD. By Charles J. Dutton. (John Lane ; The Bodley Head; 7s. 6d. net.) The house ...
... time, a P^° h and has stories about a And ct Jf lncii. j r .1 rpi good many of them. The other day he told me this about Joseph Conrad and Max Beerbohm. It is Max Beerbohm's own tale. Conrad was naturally a welcome guest anywhere, but his mind did not quite ...
... 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 ...
... Thornton and Stanton under-Bardon. 2s.—L. A. Meeks. ls.—A. J. Curtis. NOVELIST'S £20,045 Joseph Conrad's Fortune After Years of Strugg_e—Request in Will Joseph Conrad, the novelist, who a few years ago was so poor as to be glad of a small Civil List pension ...
... the writings of Joseph Conrad Mr. Robert Hichens brings lawn tennis into romance John O' London as a philosopher on English A poet and a short-story writer. A CURIOUS thing has, since he died, happened about the novels of Joseph Conrad, and yet it is not ...
... VICTORIA gQueen). By Lytton Strachey. Illus, Chea edn. 'Cr. Bvo (7} x 5), pp. 286. Chatlo &W. 7}% WALPOLE (Hugh). Joseph Conrad. New and revised edn. Fcag Bvo (63 xfi)), pp. 127, Nisbet 2/ WILLIAMSON (D.). rd Shaftesbury’s Legacy., A Record ...