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090 $aPS2472$b.R4 1903$i10/15/03 N
100 1 $aNorris, Frank,$d1870-1902.
245 14 $aThe responsibilities of the novelist, and other literary essays /$cby Frank Norris.
260 $aNew York :$bDoubleday, Page & Company,$cc1903.
300 $a[8], 3-311, [3] p., [1] leaf of plates :$bport. ;$c21 cm.
500 $aPublisher's device on t.p.
500 $aOn verso of t.p.: Published, September, 1903.
505 0 $aThe responsibiities of the novelist -- The true reward of the novelist -- The novel with a "purpose" -- Story-tellers vs. novelists -- The need of a literary conscience -- A neglected epic -- The frontier gone at last -- The great American novelist -- New York as a literary centre -- The American public and "popular" fiction -- Child stories for adults -- Newspaper criticisms and American fiction -- Novelists to order-while you wait -- The "nature" revival in literature -- The mechanicis of fiction -- Fiction writing as a business -- The "volunteer manuscript" -- Retail bookseller: literary dictator -- An American school of fiction? -- Novelists of the future -- A plea for romantic fiction -- A problem in fiction -- Why women should write the best novels -- Simplicity in art -- Salt and sincerity -- Bibliography, essays, articles, letters -- Short stories -- Poems published -- Books published.
510 4 $aBAL,$c15040
510 4 $aMcElrath, J.F. Norris,$cA9.1.b
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590 $aRare copy: Book plate mounted on front paste down: "Fred A. and Frances Rosenstock."
590 $aRare copy: Bound in original green cloth with lettering and design in gilt on upper cover and spine. Gilt top edges.
650 0 $aFiction$xHistory and criticism.
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