New-York tribune., 1918-11-30
With Pen and Press
What the Authors and Publish
ers Are Doing

The Macmillan Company announces
Tor publication on December a new
volume by Viscount Bryce, entitled
Essays and Addresses in War Time"
Edward 5. Van Zile. who until re-
Gently was q correspondent on the
Western front in France, is to have
published the week of November 80 by
Phll1p Goodman a book of poems en-
titled Songs of the World War"
G. P. Putnam's Sons will publish i'm
rediately "The Reckoning,' a new vol
ume by James NJ. Beck. in which the
author discusses in detail the fourteen
terms OF President Wilson's peace pro
gramme Of January last.
DR.. Maurice Parmelee, author of
"Personality and Conduct" which was
recently published by Motfat, Yard &
Co., is in London as a representative Of
the United States War Trade Board
and chairman on the Allied Rationing
and Statistical Committee.
Little, Brown e. Co. announce for
publication early in December a most
timely volume, Woodrow Wilson: An
Interpretation" by A. Maurice Low
The author is we'll known as a writer
and political observer in Washington
For years he has been American CORE
| spondent of "The London Morning
Post"
John Masefeld's poems and plays
have been brought together and will be
publlshed IN two volumes on December
by the Macmillan Company. They
include all of the authors writings and
are provided with introductions.
Books, books. Hang books!" ex-
Corelli's heroine in her new novel, "The
Young Diana" (Doran). "There's an
other drawback! If there's one thing
people object to more than another its
bookish spinster! Any assumption
OF knowledge in woman is quite
enough to keep her out of society!'
| His wife yawned.
Mildred Aldrich is working on new
book TO be entitled "When johnny
Comes Marching Home" which is to
be published in the early spring of
next year by Small Maynard & Co. II
IS interesting to note that the autho S
| latest book, "The Peak OF the Load "
which was published only two weeks
ago, is in its second printing.
Richard Dehan. the author of "rhat
Which Hath Wings" has received
many letters of congratulation. The
one which appealed to her most was
from q stranger who had two sons
missing" who sent her thanks for the
cheer the book had given her.
"The Bookman" in the December
number publishes an article by Gus
tavus Ohlinger, entitled "Prussianizing
American Schools" 1t is a remarkable
statement of the German Alliance and
the foothold it had secured in this
country to sow the seeds of kultur in
American schools.
Doubleday, Page & Co. will publish
the first cf the year with the Help
of God and a Few Marines" BY
Brigader General A. ". Catln. 1t is
the story of the American marines at
helleau Wood and Chateau Thierry.
The Macmillan Company will publish
imme diately "Christian International
ism," by the Rev. William Pierson
Merrill, pastor of the Brick Church.
New York City
Doubleday, Page & Co. report that
all of their more popular fall books,
including The Magnificent Amber
Iyn's Wife" by Kathleen Norris; "a
Daughter Of the Land" by GeEe STRAIT
comforter; "The Valley of the Giants,'
by Peter B. Kyne, and Edna Ferber's
"Cheerful-By Request" are now in
their third large printing. Even in
non-fction the same publishers report
two fall books in their third printing
and several others in their second.
Ambassador Morgenthau's Stcry" and
A. Louise Andrea's Food Conserva.
ton Manual" are both in their third
printing, while among non-fction vol
umes in their second printings are
" German Plans for the Next War by
J. B. w. Gardiner, and DR.. Frank
Cranes essays, entitled "Twenty- One.--
An ADpeal to Youth"