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Showing posts with label Stringer. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Stringer. Show all posts
01 January 2024

Start the Year with Stringer!

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The 1924 New Year's edition of Maclean's . What is suggested? A year of excitement? Terror? Is there not something disturbing in thi...
26 December 2023

The Best Reads of 2023: Publishers Take Note

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The season brings a flurry of activity, which explains why I haven't posted one review this month. Still, I did manage to tackle twenty-...
27 February 2023

Go West, Young Woman

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The Prairie Wife Arthur Stringer London: Hodder & Stoughton, [n.d] 251 pages In the summer of 1985, I bought a copy of The Oxford Compan...
26 December 2021

The Very Best Reads of the Second Plague Year

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This  annus horribilis  draws to a close – thank God – meaning the time has come to recap the last twelve months of reading old books. I tac...
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01 December 2021

The 1921 Globe 100 206: Don't Mention the War

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The Globe , 3 December 1921 The 1921 edition of 'Recent Books and the Outlook,' the  Globe's  annual list of best books, begins ...
12 October 2021

A Shadow Moves Through a Shadowy Underworld

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The Shadow Arthur Stringer New York: Century, 1913 302 pages Time was when Jim Blake could pass unnoticed through the seedier side of New Yo...
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01 May 2021

Stringer's Swan Song

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The Devastator Arthur Stringer Indianapolis: Bobbs-Merrill, 1944 198 pages Arthur Stringer's first novel, 1903's  The Silver Poppy ,...
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