A Novelist on Novels By: Walter Lionel George (1882-1926)
A Novelist on Novels by Walter Lionel George is a remarkable exploration of the art and craft of writing fiction. In this collection of essays, George delves into the many facets of the novelist's life, providing invaluable insights and perspectives that will captivate both aspiring writers and avid readers. One of the book's main strengths lies in George's ability to convey his love and passion for the written word. His prose is eloquent and lyrical, painting vivid pictures in the reader's mind. George's deep understanding of the essence of storytelling shines through in his analysis of various literary techniques and his examination of the emotional impact of a well-crafted narrative. The author's expertise and experience as a novelist become evident as he seamlessly weaves personal anecdotes into his discussions. These anecdotes not only provide a glimpse into George's own creative process but also serve as valuable lessons for aspiring writers. One cannot help but be inspired by his tales of perseverance and dedication in the face of rejection and adversity. Perhaps one of the most intriguing aspects of A Novelist on Novels is George's exploration of the relationship between an author and their work. He explores the complex dynamics that exist between writers and their characters, shedding light on the way in which authors draw inspiration from their own lives. George's examination of this interplay adds depth and nuance to the understanding of the creative process and elevates the book from a mere guide to an enlightening exploration of the human condition. While the book primarily focuses on the art of writing fiction, it also touches upon broader themes such as social commentary and the role of literature in society. George's insightful observations on these topics encourage readers to contemplate the power of storytelling as a means of self-expression and as a catalyst for change. A Novelist on Novels is a thought-provoking and engaging read that will undoubtedly find a special place on the bookshelves of aspiring writers and literary enthusiasts alike. Walter Lionel George's wealth of knowledge and his ability to articulate complex ideas with clarity and grace make this book an indispensable resource for anyone with an interest in the art of the novel. Whether you are a seasoned writer or simply someone who appreciates the magic of storytelling, this book is sure to leave a lasting impression. First Page: A NOVELIST ON NOVELS BY THE SAME AUTHOR NOVELS: A BED OF ROSES THE CITY OF NIGHT ISRAEL KALISCH[1] THE MAKING OF AN ENGLISHMAN[2] THE SECOND BLOOMING THE STRANGERS' WEDDING OLGA NAZIMOV (Short Stories) MISCELLANEOUS: WOMAN AND TO MORROW ANATOLE FRANCE DRAMATIC ACTUALITIES THE INTELLIGENCE OF WOMAN ETC. [Footnote 1: Published in the U.S.A. and Canada under the title, 'Until the Day Break'] [Footnote 2: Published in the U.S.A. and Canada under the title, 'The Little Beloved'] A NOVELIST ON NOVELS BY W. L. GEORGE LONDON: 48 PALL MALL W. COLLINS SONS & CO. LTD. GLASGOW MELBOURNE AUCKLAND Copyright 1918 NOTE The chapters that follow have been written in varying moods, and express the fluctuating feelings aroused in the author by the modern novel and its treatment at the hands of the public. Though unrelated with the novel, the chapters on 'Falstaff,' 'The Esperanto of Art,' and 'The Twilight of Genius' have been included, either because artistically in keeping with other chapters, or because their general implications affect the fiction form. A half of the book has not before now been published in Great Britain and Dominions. CONTENTS PAGE A DECEPTIVE DEDICATION 1 LITANY OF THE NOVELIST 24 WHO IS THE MAN? 62 THREE YOUNG NOVELISTS: 1... Continue reading book >>

A Novelist on Novels By: Walter Lionel George (1882-1926)

A Novelist on Novels by Walter Lionel George is a remarkable exploration of the art and craft of writing fiction. In this collection of essays, George delves into the many facets of the novelist's life, providing invaluable insights and perspectives that will captivate both aspiring writers and avid readers.

One of the book's main strengths lies in George's ability to convey his love and passion for the written word. His prose is eloquent and lyrical, painting vivid pictures in the reader's mind. George's deep understanding of the essence of storytelling shines through in his analysis of various literary techniques and his examination of the emotional impact of a well-crafted narrative.

The author's expertise and experience as a novelist become evident as he seamlessly weaves personal anecdotes into his discussions. These anecdotes not only provide a glimpse into George's own creative process but also serve as valuable lessons for aspiring writers. One cannot help but be inspired by his tales of perseverance and dedication in the face of rejection and adversity.

Perhaps one of the most intriguing aspects of A Novelist on Novels is George's exploration of the relationship between an author and their work. He explores the complex dynamics that exist between writers and their characters, shedding light on the way in which authors draw inspiration from their own lives. George's examination of this interplay adds depth and nuance to the understanding of the creative process and elevates the book from a mere guide to an enlightening exploration of the human condition.

While the book primarily focuses on the art of writing fiction, it also touches upon broader themes such as social commentary and the role of literature in society. George's insightful observations on these topics encourage readers to contemplate the power of storytelling as a means of self-expression and as a catalyst for change.

A Novelist on Novels is a thought-provoking and engaging read that will undoubtedly find a special place on the bookshelves of aspiring writers and literary enthusiasts alike. Walter Lionel George's wealth of knowledge and his ability to articulate complex ideas with clarity and grace make this book an indispensable resource for anyone with an interest in the art of the novel. Whether you are a seasoned writer or simply someone who appreciates the magic of storytelling, this book is sure to leave a lasting impression.

First Page:

A NOVELIST ON NOVELS

BY THE SAME AUTHOR

NOVELS:

A BED OF ROSES THE CITY OF NIGHT ISRAEL KALISCH[1] THE MAKING OF AN ENGLISHMAN[2] THE SECOND BLOOMING THE STRANGERS' WEDDING OLGA NAZIMOV (Short Stories)

MISCELLANEOUS:

WOMAN AND TO MORROW ANATOLE FRANCE DRAMATIC ACTUALITIES THE INTELLIGENCE OF WOMAN ETC.

[Footnote 1: Published in the U.S.A. and Canada under the title, 'Until the Day Break']

[Footnote 2: Published in the U.S.A. and Canada under the title, 'The Little Beloved']

A NOVELIST ON NOVELS

BY W. L. GEORGE

LONDON: 48 PALL MALL W. COLLINS SONS & CO. LTD. GLASGOW MELBOURNE AUCKLAND

NOTE

The chapters that follow have been written in varying moods, and express the fluctuating feelings aroused in the author by the modern novel and its treatment at the hands of the public. Though unrelated with the novel, the chapters on 'Falstaff,' 'The Esperanto of Art,' and 'The Twilight of Genius' have been included, either because artistically in keeping with other chapters, or because their general implications affect the fiction form.

A half of the book has not before now been published in Great Britain and Dominions.

CONTENTS

PAGE

A DECEPTIVE DEDICATION 1

LITANY OF THE NOVELIST 24

WHO IS THE MAN? 62

THREE YOUNG NOVELISTS:

1... Continue reading book >>

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