Chapter XVII: Appendix: III

MAGAZINE ARTICLES ON WRITING FICTION

"One Way to Write a Novel." By Julian Hawthorne. _Cosmopolitan_, vol. ii p. 96.

"Names in Novels." _Blackwood_, vol cl. p. 230.

"Naming of Novels." _Macmillan_, vol. lxi. p. 372.

"Fiction as a Literary Form." By H. W. Mabie. _Scribner's Magazine_, vol. v. p. 620.

"Candour in English Fiction." By W. Besant, Mrs Lynn Linton, and Thomas Hardy. _New Review_, vol. ii. p. 6.

"The Future of Fiction." By James Sully. _Forum_, vol. ix. p. 644.

"Names in Fiction." By G. Saintsbury. _Macmillan_, vol. lix. p. 115.

"Real People in Fiction." By W. S. Walsh. _Lippincott_, vol. xlviii. p. 309.

"The Relation of Art to Truth." By W. H. Mallock. _Forum_, vol. ix p. 36.

"Success in Fiction." By M. O. W. Oliphant. _Forum_, vol vii. p. 314.

"Great Writers and their Art." _Chambers's Journal_, vol. lxv. p. 465.

"The Jews in English Fiction." _London Quarterly Review_, vol. xxviii. 1897.

"Heroines in Modern Fiction." _National Review_, vol. xxix. 1897.

"A Claim for the Art of Fiction." By E. G. Wheelwright. _Westminster Review_, vol. cxlvi. 1896.

"The Speculations of a Story-Teller." By G. W. Cable. _Atlantic Monthly_, vol. lxxviii. 1896.

"A Novelist's Views of Novel Writing." By E. S. Phelps. _M'Clure's Magazine_, vol. viii. 1896.

"Hints to Young Authors of Fiction." By Grant Allen. _Great Thoughts_, vol. vii. 1896.

"Novels Without a Purpose." _North American Review_, vol. clxiii. 1896.

"The Fiction of the Future." Symposium. _Ludgate Monthly_, vol. ii. 1896.

"The Place of Realism in Fiction." _Humanitarian_, vol. vii. 1895. By Dr W. Barry, A. Daudet, Miss E. Dixon, Sir G. Douglas, G. Gissing, W. H. Mallock, Richard Pryce, Miss A. Sergeant, F. Wedmore, and W. H. Wilkins.

"The Influence of Idealism in Fiction." By Ingrad Harting. _Humanitarian_, vol. vi. 1895.

"Novelists on their Works." _Ludgate Monthly_, vol. i. 1895.

"Novel Writing and Novel Reading." Interview with Baring Gould. _Cassell's Family Magazine_, vol. xxii. 1894.

"The Women Characters of Fiction." By H. Schutz Wilson. _Gentleman's Magazine_, vol. cclxxvii. 1894.

"School of Fiction Series." In _Atalanta_, vol. vii. 1894:

1. "The Picturesque Novel, as represented by R. D. Blackmore."
By K. Macquoid.

2. "The Autobiographical Novel, as represented by C. Bronte."
By Dr A. H. Japp.

3. "The Historical Novel, as represented by Sir Walter Scott."
By E. L. Arnold.

4. "The Ethical Novel, as represented by George Eliot." By J.
A. Noble.

5. "The Satirical Novel, as represented by W. M. Thackeray."
By H. A. Page.

6. "The Human Novel, as represented by Mrs Gaskell." By
Maxwell Gray.

7. "The Sensational Novel, as represented by Mrs Henry Wood."
By E. C. Grey.

8. "The Humorous Novel, as represented by Oliver Goldsmith."
By Dr A. H. Japp.

"The Shudder in Literature." By Jules Claretie. _North American Review_, vol. clv. 1892.

"The Profitable Reading of Fiction." By Thomas Hardy. _Forum_, vol. v. p. 57.

"The Picturesque in Novels." _Chambers's Journal_, vol. lxii. 1892.

"Realism in Fiction." By E. F. Benson. _Nineteenth Century_, vol. xxxiv. 1893.

"Great Characters in Novels." _Spectator_, vol. lxxi. 1893.

"The Modern Novel." By A. E. Barr. _North American Review_, vol. clix. 1894.

"The Novels of Adventure and Manners." _Quarterly Review_, vol. clxxix. 1894.

"The Women of Fiction." By H. S. Wilson. _Gentleman's Magazine_, new series, vol. liii. 1894.

"Why do Certain Works of Fiction Succeed?" By M. Wilcox. _New Scientific Review_, vol. i. 1894.

"Magazine Fiction, and How not to Write It." By F. M. Bird. _Lippincott's Magazine_, vol. liv. 1894.

"The Picaresque Novel." By J. F. Kelly. _New Review_, vol. xiii. p. 59.

"The Irresponsible Novelist." _Macmillan's Magazine_, vol. lxxii. p. 73.

"Great Realists and Empty Story Tellers." By H. H. Boyesen. _Forum_, vol. xviii. p. 724.

"Motion and Emotion in Fiction." By R. M. Doggett. _Overland Monthly_, new series, vol. xxvi. p. 614.

"'Tendencies' in Fiction." By A. Lang. _North American Review_, vol. clxi. p. 153.

"The Two Eternal Types in Fiction." By H. W. Mabie. _Forum_, vol. xix. p. 41.

"The Problem of the Novel." By A. N. Meyer. _Arena_, vol xvii. 1897.

"My Favourite Novel and Novelist." _The Munsey Magazine_, vols. xvii.-xviii. 1897. By W. D. Howells, B. Matthews, F. B. Stockton, Mrs B. Harrison, S. R. Crockett, P. Bourget, W. C. Russell, and A. Hope Hawkins.

"Hard Times among the Heroines of Novels." By E. A. Madden. _Lippincott's Magazine_, vol. lxix. 1897.

"On the Theory and Practice of Local Colour." By W. P. James. _Macmillan's Magazine_, vol. lxxvi. 1897.

"The Writing of Fiction." By F. M. Bird. _Lippincott's Magazine_, vol. lx. 1897.

"Novelists' Estimates of their own Work." _National Magazine_ (Boston, U.S.A.), vol. x. 1897.

"Fundamentals of Fiction." By B. Burton. _Forum_, vol. xxviii. 1899.

"On the Future of Novel Writing." By Sir Walter Besant. _The Idler_, vol. xiii. 1898.

"The Short Story." By F. Wedmore. _Nineteenth Century_, vol. xliii. 1898.

"The Complete Novelist." By James Payn. _Strand_, vol. xiv. 1897.

"What is a Realist?" By A. Morrison. _New Review_, vol. xvi. 1897.

"The Historical Novel." By B. Matthews. _Forum_, vol. xxiv. 1897.

"The Limits of Realism in Fiction." By Paul Bourget. _New Review_, vol. viii. p. 201.

"New Watchwords in Fiction." By Hall Caine. _Contemporary Review_, vol. lvii. p. 479.

"The Science of Fiction." By Paul Bourget, Walter Besant, and Thomas Hardy. _New Review_, vol. iv. p. 304.

"The Dangers of the Analytic Spirit in Fiction." By Paul Bourget. _New Review_, vol. vi. p. 48.

"Cervantes, Zola, Kipling, and Coy." By Brander Matthews. _Cosmopolitan_, vol. xiv. p. 609.

"On Style in Literature." By R. L. Stevenson. _Contemporary Review_, vol. xlvii. p. 458.

"The Apotheosis of the Novel." By Herbert Paul. _Contemporary Review_, vol. xli. 1897.

"Vacant Places in Literature." By W. Robertson Nicoll. _British Weekly_, March 20, 1895.

"What Makes a Novel Successful?" By W. Robertson Nicoll. _British Weekly_, June 16, 1896.

"The Use of Dialect in Fiction." By F. H. French. _Atalanta_, vol. viii. p. 125.

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