Gods of Modern Grub Street: Impressions of Contemporary AuthorsAdcock, Arthur St. John
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Gods of Modern Grub Street: Impressions of Contemporary Authors
Adcock, Arthur St. John
English fiction -- 20th century -- History and criticism; English literature -- 20th century -- History and criticism
Thomas Hardy _Frontispiece_
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Hilaire Belloc 12
Arnold Bennett 22
John Davys Beresford 32
John Buchan 42
Donn Byrne 52
William Henry Davies 62
Walter de la Mare 72
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle 82
John Drinkwater 92
Jeffery Farnol 102
John Galsworthy 112
Sir Anthony Hope Hawkins 122
Arthur Stuart Menteth Hutchinson 132
Sheila Kaye-Smith 142
Rudyard Kipling 152
William John Locke 162
Stephen McKenna 172
Compton Mackenzie 182
John Masefield 192
Alfred Edward Woodley Mason 202
William Somerset Maugham 212
William Babington Maxwell 222
Leonard Merrick 232
Alan Alexander Milne 242
Alfred Noyes 252
E. Phillips Oppenheim 262
May Sinclair 272
Frank Swinnerton 282
Hugh Walpole 292
Herbert George Wells 302
Israel Zangwill 312
THOMAS HARDY
Those who dissent from Byron’s _dictum_ that Keats was “snuffed out by
an article” usually add that no author was ever killed by criticism;
yet there seems little doubt that the critics killed Thomas Hardy
the novelist, and our only consolation is that from the ashes of the
novelist, phœnix-like rose Thomas Hardy the Poet.
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