Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-17
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CHARLES Wagner author NJ Tho SIM.
Nc bio, Ia slill engaged Nm strongly
Writing hie American lmprCrplonA' D..
Realizing this time the importance Of
Copyright he In found That the new book
shall be properly plolectcdi und hlN
vivid use " ioconily'ncquWcd EnRllsh
mikes Ms comment on literary pirates
sound IKE n whisper IN molodrunn
Tho robbers eyes uro always open To
Vtal' M evidence NJ the spontaneous
md gtralpht-frWm.thc.h way he
does hls Writing, comes tho statement
that the book IN not eymmolrIo. cay
what ! have To say without taking
measure" ~ 70 delightful he goes
nm from The window ~ my little cell
whore ! Wolk Ike u monk, ! do not
zoe anythiu0 hut trees und turf Tho
summon In coming and, ag outhuTst Inc
leaf and flowers all my American days
como back 10 mo II ~ the very tlmo
TO huIId the booM"
Tho man In the chair md lhe man
IN the ncld could not be- better lypnod
than In the Hon James Bryce, NJ, pp
pud Lincoln Stoffons, of McClurcR Mag.
nzIuo What the cminCnt author ~ Tho
American commonwealth thinks of
,ho work OF the man who handles
events etill I'm the hot processes of max.
ing may he gathered from letter he
recently sent 10 The publishers ~ Nee
CluIcN
N you have been publishing any
thlng further In Mcrluro'R Magazine
m the momcntous subject of money IN
politics 20 powerfully treated by Mr.
SUNcus ! should be much obliged II
LOT az
N Mr. Stcfong has writ ten anything
further ON that or n kindred topic, |
must Try TO see H. for his book though
painful Was impressive
There Is roro tribute 20 Edwin Lc.
hyfcR Golden FLOOD In the tacl that
an old.limc publisher ana Nvll known
lolall bookseller whose business has
lotg forced him 10 the reading OF
books became 10 Interested IN the Nrgt
lnSalmcnt OF "rhc Golden Flood, as II
appeared IN Mcrluw's Magazine. that
advance copies had TO be sent him 81
tho conclusion, impatient though this
man WAS In reading the story MI Lee.
ioytc was even nor, impatient In WRIT
lng H. lie was at Il house party when
ne l1cn struck him. Leaving every
lhng he turned out the llrst hnlf of II
AZ hrclknook speed on the Kitchen tn.
hlt, The wonder Is that IN thus rap.
illy creating hls story Mr., Lofoyrc
should have made II 10 mystlfymg and
yet 20 reasonable They say that The
experiences Of an author while no
writes ARE reproduced In his reader
Perhaps this ls an instance,
The appearance " four new novels,
la L.. llas az b.,
New York publisher, Invites speculation
w u what the precise significance OF
anonymity may be, where current ne.
Won tx concerned why should tho
author NJ popular novel prefer to con.
,tal his Identify Whorcln llos tho m
1ucoment 10 anonymity Mrs, Oar.
lell for example, one Of the four
BOOKS above mentioned, II by writer
already known Ua the author Of a dozen
novels, Does Ne, or Voc desire re-
N'Nf which shall be- absolutely un-
lOeol by rrCOllocllOna of those other
oohs' W. tho man who wrote "Tho
lousy 0t tnma' unwilling to disclose
H IDENTITY simply because his pun.
cations have hitherto been outside
10 realm of nolon and ho fears that
nN novel might therefore be taken
gP IRON wrong point OF YirN2 why
zoe. lho author of "Sturmaoo" and
lalWup' choose 10 remain unknown,
u,'nllo lho compliments that greet hin
WoIB' llqulug curioHlly can hardly ho
nv motive Of unonymltyi for nm anony-
loOa Oook needs 10 be specially good
olur. io succeed, Readers have
1oonlIrM folt much curiosity ~ 90 tho
V'llllY of the author of Elizabeth
uul llCr bormun Garden" and thoy
MHuI0 llNc 10 know just who wrote
Inr 'iWdcn OF a Commuters VIE" "a
,uN'Utl who ~ represented among the
4Ol books mentioned at the bcgln-
,luR a the Sign Of the l'oXD, but M
one would care two atrawH about either
!. lhoW mWlorous individuals unless
N'y hl1 proved themselves capable of