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1922 Periodical Publications

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1922 Periodical Publications

Table of Contents

1 February 1922

5 February 1922

11 February 1922

27 May 1922

26 June 1922

20 July 1922

24 July 1922

1 August 1922

6 August 1922

1 September 1922

3 September 1922

1 October 1922

15 October 1922

1 February 1922

London Mercury

“Wilfrid Holmes”

Included in In Single Strictness (A44), which was reissued as Celibate 

Lives (A52).

5 February 1922

Washington Times

“Was St. Paul a Fictitious Person? – Asks Mr. Moore Who then Proceeds to Riddle Critics Who Have Dared to Say that the Famous Apostle Had St. Luke Write His Marvelous ‘Memoirs’ for Him.”

11 February 1922

Living Age

“Works of St. Paul. Authorship of the Acts. The Internal Evidence”

27 May 1922

New York Telegram

“Letter to Liveright”

Text of letter sent by GM to his American publisher recommending Gerald O’Donovan’s book, Vocations; also printed on the jacket of the book when it was published by Liveright.

26 June 1922

The Observer

“The Tenth Muse. Mr. George Moore and the ‘Phoenix.’ ‘Bartholomew Fair.’ A Fount of Popular Entertainment.”

Article in form of an interview on the Phoenix Society and its productions of sixteenth and seventeenth century plays.

20 July 1922

Daily Mail

“Clerical Celibacy”

Letter (first in a series).

24 July 1922

Daily Mail

“Clerical Celibacy”

Letter (second in series).

1 August 1922

London Mercury

“Conversation in Ebury Street”

Revised for first chapter of Conversations in Ebury Street (A46).

6 August 1922

New York Herald

“The Irrepressible George Moore”

Letter from GM to Helen Louise Cohen in reply to her request for permission to include “Ballade of Lovelace” in her anthology, Lyric Forms from France.

1 September 1922

Atlantic Monthly

“Conversation in Ebury Street”

Revised for the first chapter of Conversations in Ebury Street (A46).

3 September 1922

Morning Telegram

“George Moore Gives His First Interview.‘But I Can’t Tell Half of It,’ says Marion Ryan (Staff correspondent of Sunday Magazine).”

 Interview with extended quotations.

1 October 1922

Fortnightly Review

“Apologia pro scriptis meis”

Slightly expanded for use as preface of Carra Edition, where it is included

 in Volume I, Lewis Seymour and Some Women (A36-4a).

15 October 1922

Revue de Paris

“Apportez la lampe”

Reprinted in Mémoires de Ma Vie Morte (D:Fr-20). Translation by G. Jean-Aubry of “Bring in the Lamp” from Memoirs of My Dead Life (A29).


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