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... have approached their task in so modest a spirit of self- abnegation as M. Jean Aubry in the two handsome volumes of Joseph Conrad's Life and Letters which he has edited. He has sternly forbidden himself criticism and discursion, though the self-denying ...
... literature of the nineteenth and early twentieth century. I could well believe that Mr. Guerard had studied the Brontes and Joseph Conrad, and that Mr. Wouk is an enthusiast about Sterne and Anatole France, while neither of them shows any sign of caring for ...
... how's and wherefore's of the novelist's art, as manifest both in the classic and the modern. The perceptive study of Joseph Conrad brings into focus that noble, exciting non-English writer in English often poet in prose. Conrad forms an interesting contrast ...
... (haber and haber 10s. bd.) THE VOICE OF THE CORPSE. By Max Murray. (Michael Joseph 8s. bd.) THE HEART OF THE MATTER. When Joseph Conrad died in 1924 there seemed to have died with him a whole literary tradition. He had no immediate followers and a stream ...
... J i (Fisher Unwin.) Little Stories of Courtship. By Mary Stuart Cutting. (Hodder.) jjw The Mirror of the Sea. By Joseph Conrad. (Methuen I The Baroness Orczy The popular playwright and author has just published a new Scarlet Pimpernel story, entitled ...
... admirable subject for Mr. de la Bedoyere's biography. Mr. Richard Curie has written an original kind of literary study in JOSEPH CONRAD and His Charac ters (Heinemann. 21s.). For one thing, Mr. Curie analyses not the writer so much as his stories, and the ...
... block. At one time it was claimed to be the oldest inn in England, and it was a favourite haunt of Charles Dickens and Joseph Conrad. The Committee for the Preservation of Rural Kent is trying hard to prevent its destruction, but their efforts may be in ...
... his back upon it, though in his heart he had he-rd the call, which later comes again. The Shadow-Line: A Confession. By Joseph Conrad. (Dent.) 5s. The purpose of this book is expressed in the query on the outside cover Why did the captain and the silent ...
... Steps) for the apparent aimlessness which, in reality, conceals the most artistic and rigid adherence to a definite plan Joseph Conrad (in particular, the Conrad of Under Western liyes and The Secret Agent). And where could Mr. Palmer, consciously or uncon ...
... The two first volumes of Men and Books, a series of Literary Biographies, published by Longmans Green at 10s. 6d., are JOSEPH CONRAD, by Oliver Warner, and BERNARD SHAW, by A. C. Ward. DOSTOIEVSKY (Arthur Barker. 8s. 6d.), by C. M. Woodhouse, is a further ...
... only as a scholar, but as a sailor who knows its waters both under sail and in steam. He had his own full-rigged ship, Joseph Conrad, and sailed her among the islands of the East Indies, and he served, as squadron commander of landing craft, on the Arakan ...
... Howard Hartman has written The Seas Were Mine, another first-class book of reminiscences pub' shed by Messrs. Harrap. Joseph Conrad and Robert Louis Stevenson both figure in his story ...