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... average jog-trot novel, such as has to be written by the author who makes a living out of it. If Mr. H. G. Wells, or Mr. Joseph Conrad, or Mr. Arnold Bennett, or any other licensed weaver, like to spin the v^arn out half as long again, that is for them to ...
... at the Royalty Theatre, of a comedy entitled The Arw Feliiiy by Miss Laurence Alma-Tadema, followed by One Day More, by Joseph Conrad, a dramatisation of the author's story To-morrow. PRINCESS ARISUGAWA PRINCE ARISUGAWA Now on a Visit to this Country. ...
... demand, and never were there more media for it. One is, therefore, a little surprised at the grant of £100 per annum to Mr. Joseph Conrad, who surely would find little difficulty in making that sum a score of times annuallyr would he but condescend to adapt ...
... Thomas Wise's wonderful bibliographies, making the eleventh for which he is respon sible; that is to say, A Bibliography of Joseph Conrad, which, although marked as printed for private circulation only, can, I think, be obtained from one or two booksellers ...
... A LITERARY LETTER A Novel with a Style. al z\| London, February 2, 1914. Mr. Joseph Conrad published his first novel in 1895-- Almayer's Folly-- and, as I think, his best novel, The Nigger of the Narcissus in 1897. He is responsible for some eighteen ...
... Under Western Eyes. By Joseph Conrad. Methuen The Slav never fails of fascination for us, Christian though he be, and European as we fondly think him; yet so exotic a compound of the barbaric and the mystic, at once so simple, so elusive, and so cynical ...
... Food of the Gods. By II. G. Wells. (Macmillan 6j.) The Truants. By A. E. W. Mason. (Smith, Elder 6s.) Nostromo. By Joseph Conrad. (Harper: 6s.) Theophano. By Frederic Harrison. (Chapman and Hall 6s.) Lindley Kays. By Barry Pain. (Methuen: 6j.) Hearts ...
... which it will, some day or night, exactly fit. I feel very much that way towards A Set of Six, the short story volume by Joseph Conrad (Methuen), which, with a few others, I havS Sway with me at the moment. Mr. Conrad calls these tales respectively romantic ...
... was long for sale in a London bookseller's and the author of Rhoda Fleming wrote an introduction to it. Now we have Mrs. Joseph Conrad under taking the same brave task, and her husband writes a preface with the usual distinction of which he is a master. ...
... when it has been somewhat difficult to obtain. The present edition is graced by a highly-appreciative preface by the late Joseph Conrad. In War and Peace Messrs. Heinemann have produced a masterpiece of modern publishing over fifteen hundred pages in clear ...
... Bloch-Michel has done a bold thing in choosing a theme which has been used, once and for all one would have said, by Joseph Conrad in Lord Jim the effect on a sensitive young man of his one act of cowardice. Even the form this takes differs little in ...
... interest for literary folk is undoubtedly Mr. Joseph Conrad's Youth. Here is an extract from a letter by one of our fore most novelists a generous appreciation of a brother author Have you seen the volume Joseph Conrad has just published-- Youth and two other ...