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... CONRAD WITH THE LID OFF African Adventure Diaghileff Carr on Cricket REVIEWED BY HELEN GARDOM IN Joseph Conrad and His Circle (Jarrolds, 18s.) Mrs. Conrad has written an account of her husband's life in relation to herself, but his friends, when they ...
... predisposed to listen respectfully to a woman like Mrs. Conrad, and those who have loved his books will open her volume Joseph Conrad and His Circle (Jarrolds, 18s.) with a livelier emotion than that of mere respect. Un fortunately, Mrs. Conrad does not ...
... biographies are very rare, good ones nearly as scarce. Mrs. Jessie Conrad's story of the domestic life of her husband, Joseph Conrad and His Circle (Jarrold's 18s.), is extremely difficult to place in the scale. It certainly is not an attempt to assess ...
... obviously a superb film had been in progress, as I judge, for some three-quarters of an hour. It was raining much harrier than Joseph Conrad, the author of Typhoon, knew anything at all about, and on the turgid bosom of some swollen river-- Mississippi, Hudson ...
... different from suspense. Criti cism should be constructive. Therefore let this brilliant pro ducer, since he appears to like Joseph Conrad, leave buses and bombs and give us a film of Nostromo or Almayer's Folly, or even that lovely book, Victory, if Shepherd's ...
... Alec IVaugh with his wife, Joan, and their baby, taken at the novelist's house, Oswalds-al-Bridge, near Canterbury, where Joseph Conrad lived for many years ...
... THE LITERARY LOUNGER. By L. P. HARTLEY. JOSEPH CONRAD has been a little out of fashion the last few years, but he still has his disciples, and among them none is more distinguished than Mr. Graham Greene. Not that Mr. Greene is an imitator. His attitude ...
... Howard Hartman has written The Seas Were Mine, another first-class book of reminiscences pub' shed by Messrs. Harrap. Joseph Conrad and Robert Louis Stevenson both figure in his story ...
... to the end of his life. Books have been written upon his life and work, but none so essentially simple and revealing as JOSEPH CONRAD AND HIS CIRCLE by Jessie Conrad (Jarrolds. ISs.) Mrs. Conrad has no literary pretensions. To her, Conrad was indisputably ...
... hardly believe, that she is writing in a foreign language. In one sense her achievement is more remarkable than that of Joseph Conrad, for, though she never writes as well as he did on occasion, she writes with greater facility and flexibility. Indeed, ...
... Edition. Illustrated. 7s. fid. Through Forbidden Tibet. By Harrison Forman. I Illustrated. 18s. JOHN LANE THE BODLEY HEAD.-- Joseph Conrad: Some Aspects of the Art I of the Novel. By Edward Crankshaw. 8s. 6d. Letters from Prison. By Ernst Toller. Trans- I lated ...
... the spring in Italy, or the autumn in Scotland, independent of office-stool, telephone, or time- sheet? I used to hear Joseph Conrad deplore his hard fate, yet the fact remains that after fifteen years' writing he was making over six thousand pounds a ...