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... Joseph Conrad is noiodously difficult to adapt for the screen. But thit doesn't stop admirers him on. Mark Peplos, bat. know for his screenplays The Sheltering Say and The Last Emperor with Bernardo Betroluoci, Joins the list with an ambitious treatment ...
... Joseph Conrad BOREDOM DROVE HIM TO WRITING Conrad and his Contemporaries: ° Souvenirs, By J. H. Retinger. (Minerva Publishing Co. 5/-). WITHIN the compass of this little book, Mr. Retinger, a close friend of Conrad, gives an intimate portrait of the man ...
... burgh commentators and audiences, this sounded as if Joseph Conrad had been rewritten by Leonard Cohen on one of the latter's indifferent days. International Festival duties and Book Festival timetables left little time for the Fringe in the second week ...
... The Best in Current Literature. UNDER WESTERN EYES (Il.) By Joseph Conrad. THE OSBORNE REVOLUTION. By Sidney Webb. THE IRISH DEMAND By J. Swift MacNeill, K.C., M.P. THE DARK LADY OF THE SONNETS. By Bernard Shaw. PARIS WIGHTS By Arnold Bennett. POETRY ...
... CONRAD'S ROMANCE. THE LATEST WORK of MR. JOSEPH CONRAD has been secured for Serial Publication NEW by the Proprietors of “T. P.'s unequalled in the interpretation of certain phases of Uriental The Spectator Mr. as “a writer ot remarkable and originel ...
... ONRAD’S EW ANCE THE LATEST WORK of MR. JOSEPH CONRAD has been for Publication by the Proprietors of “T. P's Weekly.” writer of remarkable and original powers, quite The Spectator deacribes Mr, Conrad as “a of Oriental character.” in tho interpretation ...
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... M “CELT. CONRAD’S NEW ROMAN wicl vas of very) THE LATEST WORK OF MR. JOSEPH CONRAD has b there was iess ht have deen expected. of TP. nexpectediy an absentee Serial Publication by the Proprietors p Steeplechase, and Per- “The Spectator ” describes Mr ...
... fer 1665-6-7. By Thomas Laffan. JOSEPH CONRAD. Few writers, if any, since the death of been so fully inspired as Mr. Ji Conrad by the love of literary of his for the per- word every book that he has wri than in the first of the which he called “Typhoon ...
... tdostromo, by Joseph Conrad (43.99; Penguin Chapters, Middle Abbey St) FIRST published in 1904, Nostromo has been hailed as Conrad's masterpiece, ahead of other notable works as Heart of Darkness, Typhoon and Lord Jim. Not bad for someone who came to ...
... ' 0-DAY'S MONEY MARKETS. |CONRAD’S NEW ROMANCE. ——— e e DUBLIN, i Thursday Evening. JOSEPH CONRAD been secured FUNDS FIRM. RAILS BEYTER SUP- THE LATEST WORK OF MR. : . ..” PORTED. OOATS sLAT. Serlal Publication by the Propristors of ' T.P.'s WEEKLY, ...
... SIR Walter Scott, Nathanial Hawthorne, Edgar Allen Poe, Mark Twain, Henry James, WS Maugham, Rudyard Kipling, Joseph Conrad, 0 Henry, Sherwood Anderson, James Joyce, DH Lawrence, Ring Lardner, Liam O'Flaherty, William Faulkner, Ernest Hemingway, Elizabeth ...