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... Literary Centenaries of 1957 OR English literature the most important birth of 1857 took place in the Ukraine. It was that of Joseph Conrad, born Teodor Josef Konrad Korzeniowski, who became a master in the British mercantile marine 27 years later. The year also ...
... 12th, 1957 st of authors whose first books cere published by T. Fisher Unwin s o glittering one; it includes such ames as Joseph Conrad, Somerset viaugham, James Hilton, Carola yman. E. Nesbit, Joanna Cannan, shn Galsworthy, J. P. Marquand, wobert Service ...
... Robert Elsmere. Tennyson and Browning still had new works to come. Nothing had yet appeared from Wells, Galsworthy or Joseph Conrad. It was the year in which Shaw first attracted general attention by his articles on music, under the name ‘“‘Corno di Bassetto” ...
... in America, Germany, Spain, Holland, Sweden and Finland. For the Conrad Centenary TO mark the centenary of the birth of Joseph Conrad (he was born on December 3rd, 1857), Weidenfeld & Nicolson are publishing in the autumn a full-scale critical biography ...
... sound training for the novelist or poet, held Mr. Church, H. M. Tomlinson might be cited. The reviewer ranked him with Joseph Conrad and William Mac Fee, writers of a generation that cared very much for the dignity of prose. Caring a little for Conrad ...
... Homer or Cervantes? They were born with a gift to tell a story. No technique can bring the writer that gift. I once asked Joseph Conrad what made a great writer. Conrad replied: “Suspense. If you can hold your reader you are a good writer.” —Cecil Roberts ...
... important works. Attractive typographically and with beautifully lettered wrapper. Cloth 5/6 Canterbury binding 6/6 LORD JIM. Joseph Conrad. In the introduction by Sir Ivan Thompson, master of the ‘Queen Elizabeth’, he includes some interesting comparisons of ...
... distinguished theologian and chaplain of Trinity College, Oxford (he recently edited and introduced the Fontana Short Bible). Joseph Conrad’s Lord Jim (ss. 6d. and 6s. 6d.) is another addition to the series, and is introduced by Sir Ivan Thompson, Commodore of ...
... the million mark. : 3 ; * * ¢ Conrad Centenary Exhibition ONRAD'S Associations with Ckcnt are being commemorated in a Joseph Conrad Centenary Exhibition, which is being opened at the Royal Museum, Canterbury, by the Mayor of Canterbury this week-end, ...
... AUBRY, G. J-. The Sea Dreamer: A Definitive Biography of Joseph Conrad. Tr.fr.French H. Sebba. D 8.321. 25/ Allen &U. CAMPBELL, ARCHIBALD BRUCE. Great Moments at Sea. C 8.128. 20ill. Great Moments S. 7/6 Phoenix Ho. ...
... Liberal Arts Students. C4.vi,333. 52/ Wiley : Chap. &H. July 25th AUBRY, G. J-. The Sea Dreamer: A Definitive Biography of Joseph Conrad. Tr.fr.French H. Sebba. D 8.321. 25/ Allen &U. CAMPBELL, ARCHIBALD BRUCE. Great Moments at Sea. C 8.128. 20ill. Great Moments ...
... 45/61 ever Street, Manchester. ~~~~ (6333) JOSEPH CONRAD, A Personal Reminiscence”, by Ford Madox Ford (1924); *“Return to vesterday”, by Ford Madox Ford (1931); “The vature of a Crime”’, by Joseph Conrad in collaborajon with Ford Madox Hueffer (1924) ...