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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1930
Page
7
A review of Anthony Berkley’s Poisoned Chocolates and John G. Branson’s Nighthawks. Roger Sheringham leads an amateur Crime Club solving a murder puzzle with six differing solutions, highlighting clever plotting and the playful misdirection of detectives and criminals.
Review of Robert Graves poetry across four series from 1914 to his later work. Notes Graves’ shift from vivid life to serene unity of life and death, with war deepening insight yet doubts about new love. Describes his evolving style as veering toward literalness and less verve.
A reader reviews The Way of Eden by James Branch Cabell, noting its decadent charm and rose and silver world. The critic argues Cabell should have stopped writing earlier and argues the book pleases some fans while leaves others feeling tricked.
A reprint of Karl Capek’s play R U R by Theatre Guild proves its enduring appeal eight years after its debut. In contrast the Money stories in Capek’s volume feel uneven with a weak central motivation and roving diction. The two Fathers tale stands out for its sympathetic tone and vivid funeral scene, highlighting Capek’s deeper writing beyond the book’s weaker pieces.
A review traces a writer’s evolving craft from a classic experimentation with occult themes in Cabala to a gentler, fuller study of life and death in The Oman of Andros, noting a move toward clearer narrative of ve and mortality.
Freeman’sOWN in the Valley is a Suffolk country life tale that follows Everard Mulliver from town to Lindmer. The story tracks his influence on Ruthie Gathercole and Laura Quainton, and how village life reshapes relationships amid a troubled, unhappy ending.
The critique contrasts two approaches to a Keats study. One author stresses historical authenticity, weaving facts into the pattern, while Monsieur Irlande focuses on events at the expense of conveying Keats’s full humanity.
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