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... JOSEPH CONRAD A CHEAT WRITER LOST TO FRANCE M. Jean-Aubry. the distinguished French critic, who was an intimate friend of Joseph Conrad, and who. after the latter's death, was entrusted with the task of preparing a record of the life of the Pole who ...
... Chelsea home during the week-end at the age of 68. He collapsed while dressing. Mr Garnett was the first literary friend of Joseph Conrad and D. H. Lawrence, and the “backer” of W. H. Hudson. C. M. Doughty, and John Galsworthy. Mr Garnet’s dramatic work included ...
... Fund of the Church, £2OO. Mrs Jessie Emmaline Conrad or Korzenioski, of 57 Com({oayne Gardens, Kilburn, London, widow of Joseph Conrad, the famous novelist, and herself the author of two books on her husband, left £874. - : ; ...
... life again for a short time intimate acquaintances of the Forsytes and Pendyces families, the book includes a tribute to Joseph Conrad, homage to Anatole France, and several notes on other writers, forewords, prefaces, and introductions. Mrs Galsworthy need ...
... CORNHILL MAGAZINE?” The opening article in the August number of the “ Cornhill Magazine” is a discussion of the position of Joseph Conrad. The writer, Richard Colenutt, considers that for splendour of style no anthology of English prose could now be complete ...
... FRANCE FOUNDER OF THE “ENGLISH REVIEW Mr Ford Madox Ford, author of a considerable number of books and collaborator with Joseph Conrad in The Inheritors and Romance,” died in a nursing home at Deauville, France, yesterday, aged 66, after being ill for some ...
... and has confessed that he thought © giving up his calling and devoting T self to writing. He would have doné 501 but for Joseph Conrad, greatest Of al modern authors of ships and the sea and one of his closest friends. * Conrad’s greatest regret was that ...
... John Galsworthy £BB,OOO. Ggorge Moore £75,000, Conan Doyle £63,000, Arnold Bennett £40,000, G. K. Chesterton £28,000, Joseph Conrad %%8,888 Charles Dickens died worth ...
... Classics, each 1s 6d—* Many Cargoes,” by W. W. Jacobs, one of the choicest humorous stories of all time. “Romance,” by Joseph Conrad; a great story of the West Indies in the early nineteenth century written by a master. ...
... life-story into his books. As Professor West puts it: Cunninghame Graham is not a creative writer in the sense that Joseph Conrad was a creative writer. He is rather observer of life with a piquant philosophy, with shrewd judgment of men, and with style ...
... theology, economics, and music, as well as general literature. There are a number of first editions by, among others, Joseph Conrad and Oscar Wilde, as well as volumes autographed by Queen Victoria and Queen Alexandra. Altogether there were between 8000 ...
... enterprise, and in his early years as a writer he was given practical assistance by that writer of beautiful English prose, Joseph Conrad, whom he first met at sea. Galsworthy, after leaving Harrow and Oxford, travelled extensively. He had, as his biographer ...