... poverty, convention, and the natural dislike felt by fools .for geniuses? Was the achievement—a recent instance —of a Joseph Conrad won by the help of society ? _ With everything against them, men of his extraordinary pluck and endurance win through. ...

... to Mrs. Henry de la Pasture. the novelist and dramatist. Nir Hugh himself is an author of repute, and was a friend of Joseph Conrad. ...

... man, and is serving in the Air Force—facts which add interest to his selection. This is his list - ' The Shadow Line '’ (Joseph Conrad), “The Golden Age” (Kenneth Gralnimc), “ White Fang (Jack London), “Five Tales” (John Galsworthy), “The Gentle Grafter” ...

... NEWS OF BOOKS. CONRAD'S NAPOLEONIC NOVEL TO APPEAR UNFINISHED. It is settled that Joseph Conrad's unfinished novel on the Napoleonic times is to be published as he left it. There can be no doubt as to the wisdom of this de. melon, for who could complete ...

... done eoltimn At Random in a recent issue of The Observer. the 'silks. iag paragraph appears: Bishopetwurne. where Joseph Conrad apent his last year.. is linked with another great !mister of English. the Judicious Hooker. who, at his own Can. preferred ...

... was there a finer revelation of the heart of woman. America should be proud of Edith Wharton. lust before his death Mr. Joseph Conrad wrote a preface to The Nature of a Crime, a short novel which he had written in collaboration with Mr. Ford Madox Huefler; ...

... AT THE SIGN OF BOOK & CANDLE A Weekly Book Talk. JOSEPH CONRAD'S last novel, Suspense, at which he was winking a lm ost up to the end, is little more than half-finished. Its setting is the Mediterranean when Napoleon was at Elba, and his shadow still ...