1916 Periodical Publications
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1916 Periodical Publications
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5 January 1916
Evening News
“Mr. George Moore on London – Shrieking Whistles and the Plague of Dogs.”
Interview by Arthur Machen with direct quotations.
25 March 1916
Harper's Weekly
“Fighting for Inefficiency – A Conversation with George Moore” by John Lloyd Balderston
This, like two subsequent articles, is by GM although signed by Balderston.
30 April 1916
Weekly Dispatch
“What Shakespeare Has Meant to Me”
Three paragraph contribution to a symposium.
1 May 1916
Evening News
“Ireland Today. The Government That Waited to See.”
Article.
25 May 1916
Evening News
“Whistle, Whistle, Whistle”
5 June 1916
Evening News
“Dublin Revisited”
Reprinted in chapter III of A Story Teller’s Holiday (A37).
29 June 1916
Evening News
“A June Trip Through Ireland”
Reprinted in chapter V of A Story Teller’s Holiday (A37).
1 August 1916
Atlantic Monthly
“The Dusk of the Gods. A Conversation on Art with George Moore” by John Lloyd Balderston
This, like a previous and a subsequent article, although signed by Balderston is by GM and was rewritten by him for the final chapter of Avowals (A38).
4 September 1916
Daily Express (Dublin)
“‘The Brook Kerith’ The Author Replies to Major General Hardy”
Letter, answering one from Hardy, 31 August 1916, which called for “excommunication and confiscation” of the “man [GM] and the book...”
4 September 1916
Pall Mall Gazette
“‘The Brook Kerith' Mr. George Moore on Christ’s Divinity”
Letter, used as basis of “Preface” added to second American edition of The Brook Kerith (A35-2a2).
15 September 1916
Westminster Gazette
“Mr. George Moore and Our Reviewer: A Personal Vindication”
Letter, followed by others from Robert Ross, L.G.R., Vernon Bartlett, W. Horsley, and F.W.W.
6 October 1916
Westminster Gazette
“Mr. George Moore’s Reply”
Letter.
10 October 1916
New York Sun
“‘The Brook Kerith.’ George Moore Explains His Faith and the Book’s Genesis”
Reply to James Huneker’s review of The Brook Kerith, particularly in regard to GM’s ascribed conversion from Roman Catholicism.
1 November 1916
Vanity Fair
“George Moore Says That He Has Written His Last Book – A Brief Talk with the Novelist.”
Reported by J.H. Hone. Interview with direct quotations.
17 December 1916
The Observer
“Mr. George Moore on America. A Coming Visit. Trouble Over an Early Novel.”
Interview with direct quotations. Excerpts reprinted as “George Moore and America” and “George Moore and Henry James” in the “Chronicles and Comment” column of the Bookman (New York), February 1917.
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