ABSTRACT
This set comprises of 40 volumes covering nineteenth and twnetieth century European and American authors. These volumes will be available as a complete set, mini boxed sets (by theme) or as individual volumes.
This second set compliments the first 68 volume set of Critical Heritage published by Routledge in October 1995.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
part |38 pages
Books
section |5 pages
Liza of Lambeth
chapter |1 pages
Edward Garnett, reader's report on ‘A Lambeth Idyll' for T. Fisher Unwin
January 1897
chapter |1 pages
Jane H. Findlater, ‘The Slum Movement in Fiction', National Review
XXXV, May 1900, 447–54
section |3 pages
The Making of a Saint
section |3 pages
Orientations
section |5 pages
Mrs Craddock
chapter |2 pages
Unsigned review, ‘The Strong Crude Novel', Academy and Literature
LXIII, 29 November 1902, 577
chapter |2 pages
A. St John Adcock, ‘Mr W.S. Maugham's New Novel', Bookman (London)
XXIII, December 1902, 108
section |2 pages
The Merry-Go-Round
section |3 pages
The Land of the Blessed Virgin
chapter |1 pages
[Virginia Woolf], unsigned review, ‘Journeys in Spain', Times Literary Supplement
26 May 1905
section |2 pages
The Bishop's Apron
chapter |1 pages
‘The Baron de B[ook]-W[orms]' [Sir F.C. Burnand], review, Punch
CXXX, 21 February 1906, 144
section |15 pages
The Magician
chapter |12 pages
‘Oliver Haddo' [Aleister Crowley], ‘How to Write a Novel! After W.S. Maugham', Vanity Fair (London)
LXXXI, 30 December 1908, 838–40
part |63 pages
Plays
section |9 pages
A Man of Honour
chapter |3 pages
E.K. Chambers, ‘Mr Maugham's Irony', Academy and Literature
LXIV, 28 February 1903, 207–8
chapter |5 pages
Max Beerbohm, ‘An Uncommercial Play', Saturday Review (London)
XCVII, 5 March 1904, 207–8
section |5 pages
Lady Frederick
section |6 pages
Jack Straw
section |4 pages
Mrs Dot
section |7 pages
The Explorer
section |7 pages
Penelope
chapter |4 pages
William Archer, ‘Penelope and Popularity', Nation (London)
IV, 16 January 1909, 606–7
section |6 pages
Smith
section |2 pages
The Tenth Man
section |3 pages
Grace (Landed Gentry)
section |5 pages
Loaves and Fishes
section |9 pages
The Land of Promise
chapter |2 pages
Unsigned review, ‘Maugham's Play Pleases at the Lyceum', New York Times
26 December 1913, 11
part |84 pages
Books
section |16 pages
Of Human Bondage
chapter |4 pages
Marcus Aurelius Goodrich, ‘After Ten Years of Of Human Bondage', New York Times
25 January 1925, 2
section |9 pages
The Moon and Sixpence
chapter |2 pages
Unsigned review, ‘The Primitive Man', Saturday Review (London)
CXXVII, 17 May 1919, 481–2
section |7 pages
The Trembling of a Leaf
section |5 pages
On a Chinese Screen
chapter |2 pages
Louise Maunsell Field, ‘Maugham's Chinese Sketches', New York Times
4 February 1923, 11
section |8 pages
The Painted Veil
section |7 pages
The Casuarina Tree
chapter |4 pages
Henry Albert Phillips, ‘In the Shadow of the Casuarina Tree', New York Evening Post
VII, 2 October 1926, 7
section |5 pages
Ashenden
section |5 pages
The Gentleman in the Parlour
chapter |1 pages
Arthur Colton, ‘Travelling with Composure', Saturday Review of Literature (New York)
VI, 28 June 1930, 1159
section |7 pages
Cakes and Ale
chapter |2 pages
Leslie A. Marchand, ‘Maugham Paints a Sardonic Portrait', New York Times
12 October 1930, 7
section |6 pages
Six Stories Written in the First Person Singular
chapter |2 pages
Lee Wilson Dodd,'Set of Six', Saturday Review of Literature (New York)
VIII, 17 October 1931, 206
section |5 pages
The Narrow Corner
chapter |2 pages
Florence Haxton Britten, ‘A Cynical, Gifted Story Teller', New York Herald Tribune
13 November 1932, 3
section |4 pages
Ah King
chapter |2 pages
Florence Haxton Britten, ‘Maugham's Tragic Tales', New York Herald Tribune
12 November 1933, 4
part |72 pages
Plays
section |3 pages
Caroline (the Unattainable)
section |9 pages
Our Betters
section |3 pages
Caesar's Wife
section |5 pages
Home and Beauty (Too Many Husbands)
chapter |2 pages
Alexander Woollcott, ‘A Delightful Maugham Farce', New York Times
9 October 1919, 16
section |6 pages
The Unknown
section |5 pages
The Circle
section |7 pages
East of Suez
chapter |3 pages
James Agate, ‘West of Suez', Saturday Review (London)
CXXXIV, 9 September 1922, 374–5
section |5 pages
The Constant Wife
chapter |3 pages
Ivor Brown, ‘Heartless House', Saturday Review (London)
CXLIII, 16 April 1927, 598–9
section |5 pages
The Letter
section |4 pages
The Sacred Flame
chapter |2 pages
J.T. Grein, ‘Three Leading Ladies', Illustrated London News
CLXXIV, 23 February 1929, 318
section |9 pages
The Breadwinner
chapter |4 pages
J.B. Priestley, ‘A Letter from England', Saturday Review of Literature (New York)
VII, 1 November 1930, 299
section |5 pages
For Services Rendered
chapter |3 pages
J.T. Grein, ‘Two Gifted Pessimists', Illustrated London News
CLXXXI, 26 November 1932, 854
section |6 pages
Sheppey
chapter |3 pages
Desmond MacCarthy, ‘Mr Maugham's New Play', New Statesman
n.s. VI, 16 September 1933, 325–6
chapter |2 pages
J.T. Grein, ‘Somerset Maugham's New Play', Illustrated London News
CLXXXIII, 30 September 1933, 498
part |136 pages
Books
section |11 pages
East and West
section |11 pages
Altogether
chapter |4 pages
Louis Kronenberger, ‘The Story-Telling Art of Mr Maugham', New York Times
12 August 1934, 2
chapter |3 pages
Raymond Mortimer, ‘Re-reading Mr Maugham', New Statesman and Nation
n.s. VIII, 25 August 1934, 243–4
section |11 pages
Don Fernando
chapter |3 pages
Terence Holliday, ‘The Love Story of Mr Maugham and Spain', New York Herald Tribune
21 July 1935, 7
chapter |2 pages
Osbert Sitwell, ‘The Spain of Somerset Maugham', London Mercury
XXXII, September 1935, 485–6
section |4 pages
Cosmopolitans
section |6 pages
Theatre
chapter |1 pages
Bernard DeVoto, ‘Master of Two Dimensions', Saturday Review of Literature (New York)
XV, 6 March 1937, 3
chapter |4 pages
Elizabeth Bowen, ‘A Straight Novel', New Statesman and Nation
n.s. XIII, 27 March 1937, 525
section |17 pages
The Summing Up
chapter |5 pages
Stephen Vincent Benét, ‘A Self-Taught Trade', Saturday Review of Literature (New York)
XVII, 16 April 1938, 3–4
section |5 pages
Christmas Holiday
chapter |2 pages
Richard A. Cordell, ‘Five-Day Adventure', Saturday Review of Literature (New York)
XX, 21 October 1939, 10
section |3 pages
Books and You
section |7 pages
The Mixture as Before
section |5 pages
Up at the Villa
chapter |1 pages
Pamela Hansford Johnson, ‘Bread and Circuses', Books of the Month
XI, June 1941, 18–19
section |4 pages
The Hour Before the Dawn
chapter |3 pages
R. Ellis Roberts, The Art of Somerset Maugham', Saturday Review of Literature (New York)
XXV, 27 June 1942, 6
section |10 pages
The Razor's Edge
chapter |4 pages
Cyril Connolly, ‘The Art of Being Good', New Statesman and Nation
n.s. XXVIII, 26 August 1944, 140
section |8 pages
Then and Now
chapter |6 pages
Edmund Wilson, ‘Somerset Maugham and an Antidote', New Yorker
XXII, 8 June 1946, 96–9
section |4 pages
Creatures of Circumstance
section |3 pages
Catalina
section |8 pages
Great Novelists and Their Novels
section |8 pages
Ten novels and Their a Authors
chapter |2 pages
John W. Aldridge, ‘Mr Maugham's Ten Sheared Candidates', Saturday Review of Literature (New York)
XXXI, 2 October 1948, 23–4
section |19 pages
A Writer's Notebook
chapter |6 pages
S.N. Behrman, ‘The Notes of a Popular Pessimist', New Yorker
XXV, 29 October 1949, 88, 91–4
section |7 pages
The Vagrant Mood
chapter |3 pages
Sir John Squire, ‘Somerset Maugham as Essayist', Illustrated London News
CCXXI, 15 November 1952, 802
section |4 pages
Points of View
chapter |1 pages
Karl G. Pfeiffer, ‘Mr Maugham's Valedictory', New York Herald Tribune
31 May 1959, 8
part |40 pages
General Studies (1919–1965)
chapter |7 pages
J.P. Collins, ‘W. Somerset Maugham, Playwright and Novelist', Bookman (London)
LVII, October 1919, 12–15
chapter |7 pages
Sewell Stokes, ‘W. Somerset Maugham', Theatre Arts (New York)
XXIX, No. 2, February 1945
chapter |3 pages
Unsigned leading article, ‘Somerset Maugham', Times Literary Supplement
22 January 1954
chapter |5 pages
John Raymond, review of The Maugham Enigma * and The Vagrant Mood, New Statesman and Nation
n.s. XLVII, 23 January 1954, 101–2
chapter |4 pages
Walter Allen, ‘Summing up Somerset Maugham at 90', New York Times
19 January 1964, 1, 24
