New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-01
With Pen and Press
Current Activities of Authors
and Publishers

Doubleday, Page & Co. announce post
ponement until a later date in the
spring of Hurd and Bashford's Heroic
Record of the British Navy"
Boni & Liveright will publish in
March a Socialistic novel by Upton
Sinclair entitled Jimmie Higgins"
Ralph Connor, whose book, THE Sky
Pilot of No Mans Land" will be
brought out in February by George Fl.
Dorian Company, has gone to England
to gather material for Z new story.
The Marshall Jones Company is
about to publish Letters from q
Prairie Garden,p by Edna Wortiey In
derwood, g descendant Of Lady Mary
Wortley Montague, the famous eight
zenith century letter writer.
Harper &. Brothers announce that
they will publish mmediately the TO-
loving books: Gregg" by Fieta Camp
bell Springer; keeping Fit An the
to Fight" by Rex Beach.
Vacnel Lindsay starts next week on
his annual tour, reciting his own poems
at colleges, clubs and other literary
gatherings.
The Macmillan Company will publish
this month long narrative poem en-
L
John G. Neihardt
For the,month of February the George
II. Doran Company announce the pub
ication of the following books of tic-
ton: According to ORDERS" by Cap
tain f. Britten Austin; "The Man from
the Clouds" by J. Storer Clouston;
'The Sky Pilot of No Mans Land by
Ralph Common; white Horse and the
Red Haired Girl" by Kenyon Gambler;
and "The Secret City," by Hugh Wal
pole.
Billions of letters home were written
by members of the A. E. T., but not
many of them were illustrated by the
authors-at least, with drawings good
enough to print. Kirkland II. Day. Of
the Mallet Reserve, sent home a lot of
funny drawings, some of which Wiz
soon be published by the Marshall
"Camion Cartoons" The artist Is now
helping to keep "the Watch on the
Rhine"
Moffat Yard & Co.'S spring output.
in addition to Johan Bojer's monumen-
tai romance, "The Great Hunger" COM
prses Courtney Bayior's "Remaking q
Man" Francis Loring Pyne's "The
Story of Versailles" Leonard Strange's
"The Flail," Henry beverages "The
White Cipher" and Rita Wellman's
"The Gentle Wife"
Another mystery story, "The Mys-
terry Of the 18th Floor" by Lee Thayer,
will be published by the Century Com
pany this month. Eleanor Mercein
Kelly's "Kildares of Storm" will also
issue from that press.
The late Hamilton W. Mabie's "Es-
says in Lent" a compilation of "Out-
look" editorials. Will be published mex.
week by E. p Dutton G Co., togethe'
Jose Marmols "Amalia,' romance Of
the time of Rosas. Elisha NJ Fried
mans Labor and Reconstruction in
Europe" will be among important pub
lications a little later in the month.
D. Appleton & Co. will publish this
spring half dozen volumes of note
worthy series on "Prob ems Of the War
and demonstrations which will run to
about thirty numbers.
Brand Whitlock's book on Belgium
viii be issued by d. Appleton Co in
the early spring, In TWO large volumes.
Doubleday, Page & Co. will publish
in the spring al he Sole Cause of the
War" by Andre Ch6radame; THE
Riddle of the Purple Imp sror," by
Thomas W. and Mary E. Hanshew;
From Sunup to Sundown," b. Cora
Harris and Faith Harris Leech, and
The See Saw" by Sophie Kerr.
The Goncourt Prize for 1918 has been
awarded to book which the Century
Company will soon puolish-"Civi .iza-
ton" by DR.. George Dunamel.
Little, Brown & Co. have in hand a
new novel by W. L. George.
The Frederick A. Stokes Company
announces the sixteenth printing Of
Deere Mable," making a total of 900.
600 copies.
Ii. A. H.