Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-06-04
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THAT men viii do anything In their
Inc, for gold is a long established fact,
mi tho lengths to which they VIII go
have served I'm the plots Of many nov
elists from Charles Reade to Marion
Crawford However there has never
hsen depicted a more startling situa-
Nan than that employed by Mr. Bailey
Wlllard In his forthcoming novel,
'Iure o Gold IN which r frenzied
rob Of mutinous sea-men are scuttling
their ship In md-ocean, tearing up her
very umbers In their mad desire TO
discover the treasure they know To he
hidden somewhere IN her hulk, Even
Joseph Corral has not written a mere
tense description of incidents at sea.
Henry Harland, the author Of MY
Friend Prospero, Is now In Venice. lie
vas driven from London by the bad
spring weather and spent some dime at
he Italian lakes 1t is said tat ~
has made good progress with the new
book he has under way.
Stewart Edward White, the autho. q
'The Silent Places has returned with
hi, bride to Santa Barbara, Cal, where
he viii occupy his house, THE Jumr-
iBg on Place"
Mrs George Madden Martin. The au-
thor OF Emmy Lou has returned to
Louisville from Florida, where She
vent to rest after writing her new
novel, THE House Of Fulhlmcnt,
which Is now appearing In Mcclure s
Magazine,
Myra Kelly Is now AZ work ~ the
book which viii include her stories Of
New l0rks east side school children,
which have appeared In McClure's
Magazine and made such a stir. Though
published as separate stories, the same
ctallcters appear In them all. and
th'y make a continuous story Ok sus-
,alned interest
0noto Watanna, the author Of the
new japanese novel Daughters NJ Nj
y, which Is being widely read Just
nov, wrote recently TO friend who
INQUIRED abou. her methods Of work;
i have no particular study, or even
desk When | write ! pick up a pad
ana go into any room whore ! can he
clone. ] some times think there ~ a
ual OF papers all over the house, ficm
lh' parlor to the baby's nursery -sor
Lave even written there when he was
eesfep and the nurse had her day Off
am always making zap my mind to
ma new rules whereby | will write
only IN enc place and keep all my "a
pers there. And | start out well, with
me tldiest looking desk, and then In a
Week or SO ii gets so piled up that
move somewhere else, When there ale
h9li dozen desks or tables covered
WIN pads typewriter sheets, letters,
envelopes papers, etco then | resort TO
Sometimes WHEN am particularly
interested In a plot Keep at 1t fever
Nnly' until ] get II all completed in a
i5N Gays ] usually think out the
IoS-or they come TO me at night
alIer | have retired. and / know the
insomnia from which have sometimes
suffered is due TO my restless brain at
WAY time. ! want to start at the story
5g.sUt away the next day--and ! do.
.anousn ] write IL very quickly some-
Ilnes l0.Ooo words In a day-yet | work
Eyer u SO much after Il is first written
,nat u is really the work OF months
ueloIe | call 1t finished II goes back
NV lp,lh TO the typewrlter's--I change
page mere and there whole chapters
~ ADDED or taken out" Daughters
=. Nl]o, Miss Watanna first conceived
80. upPe'lo Tor grand opera. and she
s mwke9 al u for many months But
. VA study Of grand opera convinc-
w ng mat she was not yet "blg
."ugp Tor her Hmbitions," so she
ou'u'oned the attempt and commenced