Author Atherton Examines Genius and Madness Link
The article surveys Mrs. Atherton's novel The Gorgeous Isle and her claim that genius may arise under liquor. It recounts her arrival in Munich, plans to live as a "bird of passage," and her aim to write across multiple locales while dismissing Munich as a distracting vice.
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Grasset
Jane Mer
California
New York
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Isle
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Ymyself
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Warner
Quiet Essay on the Poet Dowson and a Modern Writer
The narrator recalls meeting the poet Dowson in a Brittany village hotel where a hopeful friendship kept him from relapse. Dowson later dies in London amid poverty or sudden inheritance, illustrating the fragile turn of a gifted life. The tale then shifts to a second, unnamed writer whose international fame and enduring English language impact are highlighted as the other half of the story.
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Viatt
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Abe
Dowovik
Loren
Jen
London
Warner
Lonig
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