The sun., 1919-05-04
Fiction.

HIE HILLS OF DESIRE. By RICHARD
AUMERLE MAHEg. Behind their old horse
Donahue Jimmie and Augusta 20 a-riding
in search of health. Jimmie is ambitious
to be an author, but his lungs are not
very strong. Follows the story of the peo-
pie they meet and the experiences they
have. New York: The Macmillan Com
pany. $3.50.
THE GOLDEN ROPE. By J. W. BRoDIE-
lNNEs. A famous artist. who tells the
tale, is commissioned to paint picture of
haunted castle in Cornwall owned by an
Austrian Countess. The Countess's hus-
band is murdered. New York: John Lane
Company. $l.40.
THE LADY OF THE NIGHTWIND. By
NARICK NANARDY. The heroine is the same
Lady Kate OF the Police who has fig
ured IN an earlier story-somewhat more
mature here Detective story. New York:
The Macaulay Company. Sl.j0.
THE AZURE ROSE. By REGINALD WRIGHT
KAUFMAN. A romantic love story with
the Latin Quarter of Paris as the back
ground. young American as the hero.
New York: The Maeaulay Company.
$50.
THE SHRIEKINC PIT. BY ARTHUR J.
REEs. The author was for some wears
connected with Scotland Yard. A mystery
detective story with study of the Grim
NAL side of epileptic mania. New York:
John Lane Company. $l.50.
THE BOUNDER. BY ARTHUR HoDGss. By
the author of PmcWs Hood. Deals with
Bohemian New York life, the characters
beng the inmates of mediocre apart
ment house. Boston: Houghton Mifain
Company. SLIGO.
THE CURTAIN OF STEEL. By the author
of In the Northern hists. Stories of the
British feet during the war, all true ex-
cept one, but all fictionized. New York:
George H. DOran Company. $l.50.
THE TOYS OF PEACE AND OTHER
PAPERS. BY II. Fl. MUNRO ('Saki").
Short stories by Mr.. Munro prefaced by
memoir of him. New York: John Lane
Company.
LILIES WHITE AND RED. Ry FRAvcrs
WILSON HUARD. Two stories of an old
Frenchwoman and little boy, and their
days spent under the shadow of German
invasion. New York: George H. Doran
Company. $50.
ROSY. BY Louis Dodge. A romance of the
Ozark Mountains dealing with the opera
tions of the seectiNe service law enacted
IN 1917. New Tork: Charles Scribner's
Sons. $1.6O.
TRAVELLING COMPANIONS. BY HENRY
JAMES. Seven stories appearing in book
form for the first time Besides the title
story are The Speethedrt of N. Briseuy.
Professor Fargo at IscllG, Guests Con
5eSsion, AdinG and De Grey: 4 Romance.
New York: Boni & Liveright. $l.75.
WOODEN SPOIL. BY VICTOR ROUSSEAU.
fight for the possession of Canadian
woodland with the world of rough lum-
bermen as the background for the love
story. New York: George Il. Doran Com
pany. $50.
TO EVERY MAN HIS WORK. BY ETA
FLORENCE Stock. Two men meet bv
chance when both are in despair, and
each discovers that life is worth living
and that each has his own work in the
world TO do. 4 novel of the New
Thought - Boston; -Four Seas Company.
THE LUCKY MILL Bv loan SLAvIcI.
The Lucky MiIl' was an inn and the
story, which is by Rumanian novelist.
deals with the innkeeper and his wife,
who are drawn into the net of n Grim
inal sehemcr. New York: Dufield e. Co.
$l3J.
THE WIND IN THE GARDEN. BY
HEwEs LANCASTER. A tale of French
folk living on the banks of the Mississippi
IN Louisiana. Boston: Stratford Com
pany. Sl.25.
Verse.