Frank Swinnerton Personal Sketches
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SWINNERTON By H. G. WELLS "But do I see afore me, him as I ever sported with in his time of happy infancy? And may I — may I?" This May I, meant might he shake hands?
— Dickens, Great Expectations.
I DO not know why I should be so overpower- ingly reminded of the immortal, if at times im- possible, Uncle Pumblechook, when I sit down to write a short preface to Mr. Swinnerton's Nocturne. Jests come at times out of the backwoods of a writer's mind. It is part of the literary quality that behind t...he writer there is a sub-writer, making a commentary. This is a comment against which I may reasonably expostulate, but which, neverthe- less, I am indisposed to ignore.
The task of introducing a dissimilar writer to a new public has its own peculiar difficulties for the elder hand. I suppose logically a writer should have good words only for his own imitators. For surely he has chosen what he considers to be the best ways. What justification has he for praising attitudes he never adopted and commending meth- ods of treatment from which he has abstained ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
SWINNERTON By H. G. WELLS "But do I see afore me, him as I ever sported with in his time of happy infancy? And may I — may I?" This May I, meant might he shake hands?
— Dickens, Great Expectations.
I DO not know why I should be so overpower- ingly reminded of the immortal, if at times im- possible, Uncle Pumblechook, when I sit down to write a short preface to Mr. Swinnerton's Nocturne. Jests come at times out of the backwoods of a writer's mind. It is part of the literary quality that behind t...he writer there is a sub-writer, making a commentary. This is a comment against which I may reasonably expostulate, but which, neverthe- less, I am indisposed to ignore.
The task of introducing a dissimilar writer to a new public has its own peculiar difficulties for the elder hand. I suppose logically a writer should have good words only for his own imitators. For surely he has chosen what he considers to be the best ways. What justification has he for praising attitudes he never adopted and commending meth- ods of treatment from which he has abstained ?
What to read after Frank Swinnerton Personal Sketches?
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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