... adopted. Another collaboration is announced which should excite some curiosity as to its result. One could hardly expect Mr. Joseph Conrad, whose Nigger of the Narcissus and Lora Jim” showed such powerful individuality, to take partner in his next story. But ...

... Tbit VAILS, SriiCTATOE. —“Delightfully easy rradinpr. . . . Cal giTe a proper Christinas thrill the hottest afterncou.” JOSEPH CONRAD and F. M. HCEFFER. THE INHERITORS. EL. VOYNICH’S NEW NOVEL. JACK RAYMOND. Pall-Mall Gazette.—“ The strongest novel the ...

... Wells are rare. hope for much entertainment his hands in the coming year. Two other writers of great promise are Mr. Joseph Conrad, whose romance of Borneo trading life, Almayer’s Folly,” is, in this haphazard day, notable work sit; and Mr. Robert b ...

... some,sets of the standard novelists. The “ says : —•“ Youth : Narrative,” is tho title of complete story of the sea Mr. Joseph Conrad, which will appear Blackwood’s Magazine for September. The same number wiil contain paper on “The Spaniard at Home,” Miss ...

... interesting one of the direct poetic iceefcors of Bums. The younger school of novelists is just now well » the fore. Mr. Joseph Conrad has followed tip is Folly” with species of aequel, lied ’‘An Outcast of the Islands” (T. Fisher (Inin), in which Almayer ...

... writes with frank, sincere criticism about contemporary workers in the same field. We have her. hi-- opinion on the art of Joseph Conrad, H G. Mills. Hugh Walpole, Arnold Bennett, and John Galsworthy. Nation.- A GOLDEN BOOK OF CRITICISM.- Timet.—THE INTEGRITY ...

... Ladysmith for the relief the distress caused by the siege. The following authors haw contributed stories: -tf. Anstey, Joseph Conrad, Bernard Capes, Edgar Fawcett, Fr«m. Gnbble, Boibert Machrsy, lan Mwlaren, . Moore, W. E. Norris, Eden PhUlpotts, Edwin ...

... and, to use fighting expression, it is up all of us on that day to call “ time.” Joaeph Conrad to Write for the Films. Joseph Conrad is yet another author who has contracted to write original stories for Paramount Pictures. Mr. Conrad was born in Poland ...

... prize novel competition is now nearing completion, and that the selected MSB. having been read Miss OholmondeSLey and Mr. Joseph Conrad, are now in Mr. W. J. Locke’s hands. Mr. Melrose hopes to announce the result in about a fortnight. Messrs. George Allen ...

... queition hundred timee in the Globe Theatre last night. Mostly the answer was in the affirmative. was inevitable, for Mr. Joseph Conrad is one the most widely read novelists of the day; end “Victory was nearly his best seller. Hie ease .of an adaptation ...

... appealing directly and with every assurance of success, sections of the public. One of these is The Inheritors,” by Mr. Joseph Conrad and Mr. Ford M. Hueffer (W. Heinemann), described by the authors as extravagant story.” That it is somewhat out-of-the-way ...

... would long ere thil have been I enjoyed by Mr. Meredith and Mr. Hardy, and ; by such gifted writers as Leonard Merrick, Joseph Conrad, and the author of Eli Ombre. As he points out, the difficulty lies' in the gulf which always tends to create itself ...