Monologues
By: by Richard Middleton
Publisher: T.F. Unwin
Published: 1913
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 287
Notes: Chiefly essays.
Table of contents: title: The decay of the essay; title: The tyranny of the ugly; title: The true Bohemia; title: Dreaming as an art; title: On facts; title: On knowing London; title: The poet and the people; title: Pensions for poets; title: How to be a poet; title: Traitors of art; title: Suicide and the state; title: The age of disenchantment; title: On dreams; title: New Year's Eve; title: Why women fail in art; title: An election-tide dream; title: The new sex; title: On editors; title: The revolt of the Philistines; title: The virtues of getting drunk; title: The verdict of posterity; title: Is England decadent?; title: Uncomfortable spring; title: The philosophy of gambling; title: The poet who was; title: The gift of appreciation; title: Poets and critics; title: Montjoie; title: A summer holiday; title: Commercial literature; title: A monologue on love songs; title: Conversational misers.