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The Late Nineteenth-Century Novel
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Svartengren T. H. Studies in the language of George Gissing as represented
by The crown of life. Umeå 1910.
Chapman E. M. In his English literature in account with religion,
Boston and New York 1910.
J.C.M. George Gissing. Glasgow Herald, 20 May 1911.
Johnson, L. About Dickens. Acad (suppl), 24 Feb 1912, rptd from
Acad, 22 Apr 1899.
Choisy, H. Un romancier social: George Gissing. Wissen und Leben
(Zurich), 15 Nov 1912.
Pugh, E. An inverted idealist, and Swinnerton, F. The real Gissing.
Bookman, Dec 1912.
Wells, H. G. The truth about Gissing. Rhythm (literary suppl), Dec
1912, rptd New York Times Rev of Books, 12 Jan 1913.
Seccombe, T. Gissing, George. In DNB suppl 1912. See P. Coustillas,
Thomas Seccombe writes the Gissing entry in the DNB, Gissing
Newsletter, Oct 1977–Jan 1978.
Swinnerton, F. George Gissing: a critical study. 1912; New York 1912;
London 1923; New York 1923; Port Washington NY 1966.
Roberts, Morley. The private life of Henry Maitland. 1912; New York
1912; London 1923 (rev); New York 1923 (rev); ed M. Bishop,
London 1958. Biography disguised as a novel. See P. Coustillas,
The publication of The private life of Henry Maitland, in
Twilight of dawn: studies in English literature in transition, ed
O. M. Brack jr, Tucson AZ 1987.
Kennedy, J. M. In his English literature 1880–1905, 1912.
Fehr, B. In his Streifzüge durch die neueste englische Literatur,
Strassburg 1912.
Benson, A. C. George Gissing. Manchester Guardian, 5 Mar 1913.
With leader, A Manchester memorial to Gissing, and letter to the
ed proposing to found a scholarship, also ptd in The Times and
Yorkshire Post of 5 Mar and Spectator of 8 Mar.
Project of dishonour. Manchester City News, 8 Mar 1913. Protest
against the Gissing memorial. Correspondence in next 3 nos.
Fuller, E. George Gissing: his life and art. Brown Alumni Monthly
(Providence RI), Mar 1913.
Grüenbaum, D. George Gissing. Nordisk Tidskrift, 1913.
Björkman, E. George Gissing. In his Voices of to-morrow, 1913.
Nicoll, W. R. George Gissing. In his A bookman’s letters, 1913.
Adcock, A. St John. In his Booklover’s London, 1913 (passim).
The trail of Gissing. Bookman (New York), Feb 1914.
Gissing the extraordinary. Bookman (New York), Mar 1914.
Bookman, Jan 1915. Gissing no.
Pond, L. H. George Gissing. East and West (Bombay), Feb 1915.
Walker, Hugh. Some essayists of yesterday. In his English essay and
essayists, 1915.
Douglas, Norman. Old Calabria. 1915. Ch 36.
Young, W. T. in A. W. Ward and A. R. Waller, The Cambridge history
of English literature vol 13 1916.
Adcock, A. St John. A novelist who is slowly coming into his own.
Boston Evening Transcript, 1 June 1918.
Kranendonk, A. G. van. George Gissing’s Ry[e]croft en ‘Frank
Rozelaar’. Groot Nederland, July 1918.
Horn, W. George Gissing über das dichterische Schaffen. Archiv für
das Studium der neueren Sprachen und Literaturen, July 1918.
Follett, W. In his The modern novel, New York 1918.
Roberts, Morley. George Gissing: what is a classic? Bookman’s Jnl, 19
Dec 1919.
Follett, H. T. and W. George Gissing. In their Some modern novelists,
1919.
Cunliffe, J. W. George Gissing.In his English literature during the
last half-century, 1919.
Biographies
Anderson, J. George Gissing as he is. Boston Evening Transcript, 13
June 1896 rptd Current Lit, Aug 1896 (abridged).
Hilliard, J. N. The author of The Whirlpool. Book Buyer, Feb 1898,
rptd in part in Mr George Gissing at home, Acad suppl 5 Mar
1898.
See P. Coustillas, A confession unwisely revealed: the uneasy relationship
between Gissing and John Northern Hilliard, Gissing
Jnl, Jan 1993.
Sykes, T. T. George Gissing, and Bowes A. Gissing’s Cheshire schooldays.
Alderley Edge and Wilmslow Advertiser, 22 Jan 1904, rptd
in P. Coustillas, George Gissing at Alderley Edge, 1969, 1971.
Gissing et al. Dinglewood Mag (Colwyn Bay), Apr 1904. Gissing no.
Wilkins, A. S. George Robert Gissing. Owens College Union Mag,
Jan 1904.
[Lister, E.] Some recollections of George Gissing. GM, Feb 1906.
Harrison, A. George Gissing. Nineteenth Cent and After, Sep 1906.
Roberts, M. The private life of Henry Maitland. 1912; New York 1912;
London 1923 (rev); ed Morchard Bishop 1958. Biography disguised
as fiction.
Clodd, E. Memories. 1916. Recollections with letters.
Stearns, G. A. George Gissing in America. Bookman, Aug 1926.
Harrison, A. Frederic Harrison: thoughts and memories. 1926.
Gissing, E. George Gissing: a character sketch. Nineteenth Cent and
After, Sep 1927.
Gissing, A. C. George Gissing – some aspects of his life and work.
Nat Rev, Aug 1929.
Donnelly, M. C. George Gissing: grave comedian. Cambridge MA
1954; Millwood NY 1973.
Adams, R. M. George Gissing and Clara Collet. Nineteenth-Cent
Fiction, June 1956.
Gettmann, R. A. Bentley and Gissing. Nineteenth-Cent Fiction, Mar
1957.
Young, A. C. George Gissing’s friendship with Eduard Bertz.
Nineteenth-Cent Fiction, Dec 1958.
Coustillas, P. George Gissing à Manchester. EA, July–Sep 1963.
Korg, J. George Gissing: a critical biography. Seattle 1963; London
1965 (rev); Seattle 1979 (rev); Brighton 1980.
Coustillas, P. Henry Hick’s recollections of Gissing. HLQ 29, 1966;
London 1973 (with Gissing’s letters to Henry Hick).
Tindall, G. The born exile: George Gissing. 1974; New York 1974.
Collie, M. George Gissing: a biography. Folkestone 1977; Hamden
CT 1977.
Brook, C. George Gissing and Wakefield. Introd by P. Coustillas,
Wakefield 1980, 1992 (rev).
Coustillas, P. Gissing and Crackanthorpe: a note on their relationship.
N & Q , Oct 1981.
Halperin, J. Gissing: a life in books. 1982, 1987.
Selig, R. L. Gissing’s benefactor at the Chicago Tribune. EA, Oct–Dec
1985.
Coustillas, P. Gissing’s reminiscences of his father: an unpublished
manuscript. ELT 32 no 4, 1989.
Coustillas, P.‘Found him a genial fellow, well disposed’: the relationship
between Gissing and Herbert Heaton Sturmer. Gissing
Jnl, July 1994. [pc]
Sir Edmund Gosse 1845–1928
See col 2345.
Nat[haniel] Gould, ‘Verax’ 1857–1919
Selections
A stable mystery, and other stories. [1921.] Contains A stable mystery;
His last chance; Chased by fire.
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The double event: a tale of the Melbourne Cup. [1891], [1898]. First
pbd in Australia in serial form as With the tide.
Jockey Jack. 1892.