Frank Swinnerton
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It is hard not to believe that Stephen Moore is a self-confession, so emotion- ally and unsparingly is this difficult, morose and tormented character drawn, but we must take the author's word for it that it is not. At all events, [ 31 ] FRANK SWINNERTON the critical opinions expressed by Stephen so im- pressed the editor of the Manchester Guardian that he immediately wrote to Swinnerton asking him to do literary work for this paper.
Nocturne was written in a period of the greatest domestic stre...ss, illness, anxiety and loneliness. So great was the author's preoccupation that he had, as he says, no feeling but shame for the work he was so hurriedly producing. When, however, after its completion, his own publisher said "it's a master- piece, " and Arnold Bennett wrote, "A slight work, but just about perfect, " and encomiums poured in from across the Atlantic, and requests for transla- tion privileges from the other side of the channel, his spirits rose to a height they had achieved only once before in his life, and that was on the occa- sion of his twenty-fourth birthday.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is hard not to believe that Stephen Moore is a self-confession, so emotion- ally and unsparingly is this difficult, morose and tormented character drawn, but we must take the author's word for it that it is not. At all events, [ 31 ] FRANK SWINNERTON the critical opinions expressed by Stephen so im- pressed the editor of the Manchester Guardian that he immediately wrote to Swinnerton asking him to do literary work for this paper.
Nocturne was written in a period of the greatest domestic stre...ss, illness, anxiety and loneliness. So great was the author's preoccupation that he had, as he says, no feeling but shame for the work he was so hurriedly producing. When, however, after its completion, his own publisher said "it's a master- piece, " and Arnold Bennett wrote, "A slight work, but just about perfect, " and encomiums poured in from across the Atlantic, and requests for transla- tion privileges from the other side of the channel, his spirits rose to a height they had achieved only once before in his life, and that was on the occa- sion of his twenty-fourth birthday.
What to read after Frank Swinnerton?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bennett Arnold to read onlineMoreLess
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