Kipling and Southern publishing debate in the South
A longhand literary critique discusses Kipling and Southern publishing efforts. It notes publishers in Atlanta and New Orleans, the role of editors and authors, and names several Southern writers and critics, weighing the South’s literary potential and market prospects against northern publishing power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mego
Noetherts
Pika
Atlanta
Joel Chandler Harris
Thomed Nelson Pase
Mary Johnston
Ben Glasgow
Grace Kine
Gen. W. Cable
Jerhurey
Ailante
New Orleans
Etm
Deer
Aires Wits
Yeatier
Fim
New York
Kiven
Conan Doyle's The Hound of Baskervilles Novel Published
The Hound of the Baskervilles by Conan Doyle has been issued in book form by McClure, Phillips & Co. The tale unfolds with Doyle and editor Robinson discussing ghosts and legends on a Cromer holiday, leading to a plot set around Dartmoor and the moor prisons. Holmes is referenced as dead, with Watson to assist, and the narrative traces the creation of the detective's new adventure and its eerie Devonshire setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgin Forest
Thomas Dixos
Dikeo
New York City
Berni
Dizon
Dixon
Joni
Fabian
Sandy
Rinechman
Etter
Edeland
Huftiton
San Juan
Conan Doyle
McClure, Phillipe & Co
New York
Dr. Doyle
Cromer
Boelish
Rimeeif
B. Fletcher Robinson
London
Theromer
Robinson
Doyle
Cub
Devon
Thiskereil¢ Wes Fous
Drake Thire
Min
Theosnd
Holnung
Holmes
Watson
Ligamoor
Devonshire
Prince— Town
Gstape
Ttn
Red Saunders reviewed by Huie Stephens in Literary Outlook
Huie Stephens compares Red Saunders to an old Scottish tale and notes four stories revealing life mores, bold characters, and a strong sense of place. The review praises fidelity to era, language, and atmosphere, while critiquing the lengthy digressions and aging depiction of whisky culture. Kate Stephens adds context about author Henry Wallace Phillips and his background.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charcou
Jones
Boston
Massachusetts
Red Saunders
Jonal Lane
Berni
Henry Wallace Phillips
New York
Nesus
Kate Stephens
Notable 19th Century Authors and Works Highlighted
The piece reviews literary notes and reader letters noting admiration for Sarah Orne Jewett and Andrey, plus mention of recent publications. It references Cecí Rhodes endowing scholarships, Oxford and Dublin connections, and Hoyt Selby’s illustrations for Abby Farwell Brows.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Stewart Edward White
THE
Thos. Fogarty
BY Hersert Shen
Mipling
B. Kiy Robinson
Tim Kipling
Mr. Hobinson
Joel Culor
Tess Eerthany
Bert
Kipling
Hoot Tarkington
Binliky Amd Carroisie
Enat
Mr. Ikingtos
Mir
Geblisnet
Sidney Euska
Henry Harland Bret
Kisown
Betame
New England
Hémund Carenet Stedman
the Post
Harland
Paramount
Frederick F Haarrison
Air Harron
Bern
Ann
Levasenle
Bruwny
Saunders
Nero
Ant Fy Radenoheipeut
Ifal Book of Fictien of the
Ghethrall
Leif the Lucky
Mise Liliencrants
A.C. McClure @ Co
Chicago
Huie Stephens
Literary Outlook
Herbert Brewster
Argyll
Duxelot
Williston Church
Portland
Her
United States
Audrey
Houghton, Mifflin & Co., Publishers
Dorothy Vernon
Haddon Hall
Charles Major
Epwin Caskopen
Kansas Ave
Telephone
Topeka
Kansas
Dororex Vernon
AupreEx
Kate Boxset
Qur
Comstock
Chapman
Miller
Torrey
Eckstorm
Alleen Voor A
Ammen
Wien
Eeristen Sont Wien Hwan
Wight
Henley
Ceci Rhodes
Evo Acholarehins
Oxfords
Sarah Orne Jameett
Andrey
Hoyt Selb
Abby Farwell
Glanta
Banta
Apentia Ae
Geo Woedherry
Pervanallls
Johnson - Davis
Dolge Eggleston
Linn
Glasgow
Dixon, Mitchell
Crawford Mitchiell
Dorothy South
Marietta
Lory
Wolfville Days
Kate Bonnet
Philip My Lady
Peggy
Napoleon
Germany
Pacific
Abraham Lincoln
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