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... A LITERARY LETTER The Centenary of Blackwood's Magazine. London, April 9, 1917. A new book by Mr. Joseph Conrad is a literary event to many of us, and so it has been for nearly a quarter of a century. Since Mr. George Meredith died and Mr. Thomas Hardy ...
... chosen, and Major Dawson himself is an ideal story-teller. And in what other book could you hope to find a foreword by Joseph Conrad and an introduction by the Prince of Wales (i Continued on page 522) A BYSTANDER CONTRIBUTOR Mr. A. A. Thomson, whose ...
... 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 ...
... artistic ideal. Very recently two of the greatest figures in European litera ture have gone from us Anatole France and Joseph Conrad. Fun damentally different in every other respect, they both possessed the common characteristic that they wrote only with ...
... Hueffer is known more especially as the author of The Fifth Queen, The Fifth Queen Crowned, and as collaborator with Mr. Joseph Conrad in Romance and The Inheritors. Miss Violet Hunt, who is Mr. Ford Madox Hueffer's second wife, is best known as author ...
... the journalistic outlook. It prints poems. Also articles in foreign languages. It allows reminiscences (those of Mr. Joseph Conrad are now running), and it gave first to the world Mr. H. G. Wells's Tono- Bungay as a serial, in chapters of positively ...
... 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 ...
... and in doing so scored some immediate and spectacular triumphs, which ranged in the literary field from the books of Joseph Conrad to those of Mrs. E. M. Hull. If some of his stories are apocryphal, they bear retelling in his own lighthearted manner ...
... the best friends I have ever had have been of Jewish and therefore of Oriental lineage. We have read much about the late Joseph Conrad of late, and critics and readers will go on discussing his work and agreeing or disagreeing about the greatness of his ...
... Lounger. By Keble Howard A Voice from the Grave. In an age of wonders, it is still rather wonderful to get a new volume by Joseph Conrad after that great voice has been silenced by death. And lest there should be any doubt about these four stories, any suggestion ...
... changeless, ever-changing high-roads. Whatever its origin the phrase sums up the informing spirit of that great writer, Joseph Conrad, which is at once mysterious and incommunicable. The commonplace that all art reveals itself in its own terms and cannot ...
... 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 ...