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... are two novels that may be commended from this standpoint The Secret Agent. By Joseph Conrad. Methuen A Walking Gentleman. By James Prior. Constable TV /T r. Joseph Conrad has long had a great reputa- -1- tion among us as a master of literary style whose ...
... scarcely gives me an opportunity of doing much more than name them. They are as follows:-- Typhoon, and Other Stories. By Joseph Conrad. (Hiinc- m aim.) The Star Dreamer. By Agnes and Egerton Castle. (Constable.) The Gold Wolf. By Max Pemberton. (Ward and ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... (5) Bernard Shaw (26) Rider Haggard (6) G. K. Chesterton (27) Henry Newbolt (7) Arnold Bennett (28) Eden Phillpotts (8) Joseph Conrad (29) William Watson (9) John Galsworthy (30) Austin Dobson (loj John Masefield (31) A.J. Balfour (11) A. Quiller-Couch ...
... are interested in Joseph Conrad, and will tempt them to send the small sum of twopence, not forgetting the postage, to Mr. Nowell for a copy. This number of The Readers' Bulletin contains a bibliography of the work of Joseph Conrad, with a little essay ...