1928 Periodical Publications
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1928 Periodical Publications
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1 February 1928
Nash's Magazine
“At the Turn of the Road: A Tragedy of the New Forest”
Short story, reprinted in In Minor Keys (A68)
11 April 1928
New York Times
[Untitled letter]
Partially reprinted in Boston Evening Transcript, 11 April 1928. Excerpt from GM letter regarding his operation and it having been delayed to allow him time to complete Aphrodite in Aulis (A56).
3 April 1928
Liverpool Post
“The Pessimism of George Moore. Nothing Good in Art or Literature.”
Press Association interview with extended quotations following 1-2 April production of The Making of an Immortal (A53); the interview with minor changes appeared the same day as “Mr. George Moore Interviewed. Wholesale Condemnation of Modern Writers,” along with a review of the play, in Manchester Guardian; in addition, varying portions of the interview were used the same day under various, but similar, headings in seven London and six other provincial papers and in the New York Times; portions also were later used in at least three other papers.
6 April 1928
Daily Mail
“Mr. Moore on His Contemporaries”
Reprinted in Overseas Daily Mail, 14 April 1928; and portions quoted in several other papers. Letter, dated “April 3” 1928, sent by GM to the Press Association to clarify some of his remarks quoted in 3 April 1928 interview where he dismissed Hardy and Conrad as serious writers and disparaged women as writers and artists; contrary views were expressed by several people in subsequent letters and articles.
22 July 1928
The Observer
“Mr. George Moore on the Perishable Book. The Novels and the Trees.”
Short interview, mostly direct quotations.
16 September 1928
The Observer
“Mr. George Moore on Himself and Others. His Last Book? The Shakespeare Emetic. Grammar, Style, Plagiarism.”
Interview, signed “G.G." [Geraint Goodwin], with extended quotations.
8 November 1928
Evening News
“George Moore Talks of His Very Rich Friend Bernard Shaw. Of His Next – and Last Aesthetic Novel ... Of Working Lawyers ... Of His Silent Meeting with Kipling in a Hotel Lift ... And of Other Matters”
A Special Evening News Interview by Patrick Murphy with direct quotations.
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