Letters 1899

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George Moore published no new books and few articles in 1899. He doesn’t seem to have worked much on the composition of Sister Teresa (the second part of a duology that began with Evelyn Innes). But he can be seen traveling to Bayreuth for the Wagner Festival, encouraging German translation of his fiction, and developing plays for the emergent Irish Literary Theatre. His recent literary successes on top of income from his Irish property make him seem nonchalant about earning money (though he scrutinized the accounts of his publisher). The large investment of time in the Irish Literary Theatre was presumably uncompensated.

There are 40 extant letters of George Moore from the year 1899.

Letters January-April 1899

16 January 1899 to Angelena Frances Milman

19 January 1899 to Angelena Frances Milman

20 January 1899 to the Editor of the Daily Chronicle

22 January 1899 to Angelena Frances Milman

23 January 1899 to Angelena Frances Milman

January 1899 to Ernst Heilborn

26 January 1899 to William Butler Yeats

26 January 1899 to the Editor of the Daily Chronicle

2 February 1899 to Edmund Gosse

8 February 1899 to Thomas Fisher Unwin