... The Gadfly By RICHARD HARDING DAVIS Soidiera of Fortune By MAXWELL GRAY The Last Sentence By D. D. WELLS Il Elephant By JOSEPH CONRAD Typhoon By BOOTH TARKINGTON of Q.tesnav DOLF WYLLARDE The Hittite (II• net.) WM. HEINEMANN: LONDON. ...

... hero Tamburlaine is not a man but a horse, quite the most wonderful horse of fiction, none excepted. 'TWEET LAND AND SEA. JOSEPH CONRAD. 6s. THE CHILDREN OF LIGHT FLORENCE CONVERSE. 6s. BROKEN ARCS. DARRELL FIGGIS. 6s. THE ADVENTURES OF MISS GREGORY. PERCLVAL ...

... live his own life and take his intellectual food from the people of his own time, yet he cannot surely wish to imply that Joseph Conrad, W. H. Hudson, Bernard Shaw, Arnold Bennett, Ezra Pound, .1. M. Synge, George Moore, or Henry James have not taken their ...

... the order of giants. . . . It is a work of genius. Mr. Cooper writes interestingly of the literary irflucnees that made Joseph Conrad. For 20 yearn Conrad sailed the waters of tho globe, working his way upward in the merchant mar ine service until he won ...

... readers of The Bookmarker would find all the following worth reading ?: Salt of the Sea, Morley Roberts. Typhoon, Joseph Conrad. The Call from the Past. Leonard Merrick. Autobiography, Mark Rutherford. Catharine Furze, Mark Rutherford. The ...

... advertisements. From the way the work is done. no one would suppose that you had learnt your business in the War Office. MR. JOSEPH CONRAD: Your Chance is a fine thing. A recent book of yours was praised with faint damns, but you are now back in your old ...

... sevenpenny books was published as being among the best worth' reading:— Salt of the Sea, Morley Roberts. Typhoon, Joseph Conrad. The Call from the Past, Leonard Merrick. Autobiography, Mark Rutherford. Catharine burg, Mark Rutherford. The Skipper's ...

... in the world, and Goethe gained the idea of Faust from the same source, while that delightful Stevensonian writer, Joseph Conrad, learnt his style from perusing the English version of the Bible. But all the sa m e we must not forget nor ridicule another ...

... Curie's study of Joseph Conrad (Kogan Paul, e i take up! 7s. 6d. net) is not so offensively eulogistic as ri some works of the class. But it lacks discmina- c WELL, the difficulty lies in discovering an tion and balance. Mr. Joseph Conrad occupies accurate ...

... produce work equal to that written 15 years ago by Stephen Crane, Marriott Watson, Max Beerbohm, Kipling, E. Nesbit, Joseph Conrad, etc., has called forth stronglyworded contradictions from several well-known writers. I am more than a little amazed ...

... Methuen have been re.ponsible for an exceptionally large number of good novels, during January, among them Chance by Joseph Conrad, The Flying Inn by G. K. HOW THE STORIi OPENS. Thrown inexperienced upon the world by an unlookedfor bank smash, Anne ...

... Doyle, Arnold Bennett, Lucas Malet, S. R. Crockett, H. G. Wells, Robert Hicbens, Baroness trczy, E. Phillips Oppenheim, Joseph Conrad, G. A. Birmingham, Q., Edgar Jepson, Robert Hugh Benson, G. K. Chesterton, and a host of lesser lights. From what may ...