Charles Edward Russell Writes First Real Biography of Boy Poet
A. Hugh Fisher presents Charles Edward Russell's inaugural real biography of a boy poet, arguing truth reveals a braver tale than fiction. The piece highlights how authentic detail enhances the youthful figure's Marvelous narrative and situates it within ongoing literary gossip and weekly topics.
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Conrad in Quest of His Youth Reverberates Merrick’s Humor
The Times review lauds Leonard Merrick’s Conrad in Quest of His Youth for its fantasy and wit. It praises Merrick as a humorist who blends satire with philosophical musing as Conrad Warrener seeks memory and art. The piece notes the novel’s loose structure and ambiguous ending, yet celebrates Merrick’s growth and potential future works.
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Mr. Merrick
Southampton Row
Old Bridge
England
Tooting
Balham Station
Barchester-Bailey
Barrie
James
Cynthia
Pocket Kipling Volumes in Leather Bindings
Doubleday, Page & Co. issues two Pocket Kipling volumes Kim and The Day's Work in decorated leather. The books are printed on light paper with clear type and praised as excellent examples of bookmaking. They are presented as convenient for readers who travel by trolley or subway and as a boon for easy reading.
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Kim
Rudyard Kipling
Doubleday, Page & Co
Kipling
Queen Victoria
Sir Theodore Martin
Ber
Messrs. Blackwood
Sir Theodore
Lady Ritchie
Turgenier
Thackeray
Turgenief
Miss Thackeray
Onslow Gardens
Literary Gossip From Drift Of London
Indon April 10 report notes A T Quiller-Couch, a novelist, editing for schools and drafting a History of English Literature to spur children’s curiosity. John Galsworthy praises Joseph Conrad. Queen Victoria books by Martin and Molloy due. Lang’s prolific output. Turgeniev anecdote. Prynne’s Mastix auction tale. Galbraith signs off.
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A. T. Quiller-Couch
Quiller-Couch
Clarendon Press
Cornwall
George Eliot
London
Country Residences in Europe and America review
A charming illustrated volume by an author photographer published by Doubleday Page & Co. priced at 7.50. It surveys great Italian French and English estates and their influence on American homes, with ground plans and landscape views including Mount Vernon. The interiors are not shown, focus is on architecture and gardens.
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America
Doubleday, Page & Co
Italy
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England
Mount Vernon
Wonder Book of the Atmosphere reviewed for young readers
The Frederick A. Stokes Company releases a compact volume by Edwin J. Houston on atmosphere wonders. Accessible to youths and curious adults, it pairs home friendly experiments with atmospheric stories and vivid illustrations in a clear lively style.
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Publishing Elinor Glyn Novels Transfer of Rights
Duffield & Co. acquire from John Lane Co. the rights to The Visits of Elizabeth and from Harper Brothers the rights to The Vicissitudes of Evangeline The Reflections of Ambrosine The Damsel and the Sage and Beyond the Rocks Duffield becomes publisher of all Glyn writings issued in America and will release in the Fall her next book Elizabeth Visits America.
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Elizabeth
Harper & Brothers
Ambrosine
Elinor Glyn
America
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