1927 Periodical Publications
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1927 Periodical Publications
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17 February 1927
Daily Mail
“Dukes’ English”
Letter answering one from Henry W. Southgate, “The Best English,” 15 February 1927.
6 March 1927
The Observer
“Overgrown London – Mr. George Moore Sees Danger. Nature’s Revenges. Congestion and Disease. A Conversation in Ebury-street.”
Interview with direct quotations.
21 May 1927
Nouvelles Littéraires (Paris)
“George Moore à Paris”
Interview by G. Laurence Groom, translated from the English by Philippe Neel. The original printed as “George Moore Revisits Paris” in New York Herald Tribune, 16 October 1927.
1 June 1927
Cosmopolitan
“The Hermit’s Love Story
Revised and included as chapter LVIII of the expanded A Story Teller’s Holiday (A37-b), where, in the “Preface,” it is called “Dinoll and Crede.”
12 June 1927
New York Times Book Review
“Mr. George Moore Vents His Spleen on the Age We Live In. ‘No Chance of Art Revival Until Coal and Oil Have Been Exhausted,’ He Concluded”
Interview by Henry Albert Phillips with direct quotations; portions previously published in Sunday Express, 28 March 1926.
1 July 1927
Cosmopolitan
“At the Turn of the Road: An Irish Girl’s Love Story”
Short story, reprinted in In Minor Keys (A68).
1 August 1927
Nash's Magazine
“The Hermit’s Love Story
Revised and included as chapter LVIII of the expanded A Story Teller’s Holiday (A37-b), where, in the “Preface,” it is called “Dinoll and Crede.”
18 August 1927
Times Literary Supplement
“Misuse of French”
Partially reprinted in Philip Hale’s column, “As the World Wags,” Boston Herald, 7 September 1927; this reprinted almost in its entirety in New York Herald Tribune, 12 September 1927; also partially quoted in New York Times Book Review, 11 September 1927; and in Harry Hansen’s column, “The First Reader,” as “George Moore Protests,” in New York World, 14 September 1927; more reprinted in Literary Digest (New York), 8 October 1927; and entire letter reprinted in Times Literary Supplement, 19 August 1977.
1 September 1927
Cosmopolitan
“The Strange Story of 3 Golden Fishes. ‘A Comedy of a Man Who Always Was Lucky — Especially in Marriage’”
Short story, reprinted in In Minor Keys (A68).
16 October 1927
New York Herald Tribune
“George Moore Revisits Paris”
Interview by Lawrence C. Groom (G. Laurence Groom) in “Books Abroad” column. Previously published in a French translation by Philippe Neel as “George Moore a Paris” in Nouvelles Littéraires (Paris), 21 May 1927.
1 November 1927
Nash's Magazine
“The Strange Story of 3 Golden Fishes. ‘A Comedy of a Man Who Always Was Lucky — Especially in Marriage.’”
Short story, reprinted in In Minor Keys (A68).
12 November 1927
T-P's Weekly
“Hail, My Farewell! By George Moore (in an interview)”
In mail and on newsstands earlier; partially reprinted as “Creator of the 6/ Novel. Mr. George Moore Looks Back” in Scarborough Post, 10 November 1927. By John Austin, with direct quotations.
17 November 1927
Times Literary Supplement
“The Inquisition”
Letter, with references to Druid human sacrifices.
11 December 1927
Sunday Times
“‘The Brook Kerith.’ A Reply to My Critics”
Letter, in response to John Freeman’s 4 December 1927 review of final revision in Uniform Edition (A35-b).
18 December 1927
The Observer
“The Brook Kerith”
Letter.
31 December 1927
The Times (London)
“‘The Making of an Immortal’”
Reply to a letter in issue of 29 December 1927 from A.A. Milne remonstrating with GM for publishing The Making of an Immortal (A53) at three guineas.
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