The Collected Short Stories of George Moore Vol 5: Gender and Genre [Hardcover]

George Moore (1852-1933) was one of the most influential and versatile writers and journalists of the turn of the century. This five-volume, reset critical edition addresses scholarly interest in Moore, making available his generally neglected short story collections.George Moore (1852-1933) was one of the most influential and versatile writers and journalists of the turn of the centuryGeneral Editors: Ann Heilmann and Mark LlewellynVolume 5 In Single Strictness (1922): Introduction Bibliographic Note on the Text In Single Strictness (1922) Advertisement Wilfrid Holmes Priscilla and Emily Lof Hugh Monfert Henrietta Marr Sarah Gwynn Other Stories: Emma Bovary, Lippincotts Magazine (May 1902) Albert Nobbs, Celibate Lives (1927) Contemporary Reception: Single or Strict: George Moores Puzzle in New Bachelor Book, Weekly Dispatch (25 December 1921) Esmond, From the Library Chair, Londoner (14 January 1922) Mr. George Moores New Volumes of Stories, The Times (8 May 1922) More Celibates: Mr. George Moores New Work, The Times (8 August 1922) Alec Waugh, George Moore Again Reconsiders, John OLondons Weekly (19 August 1922) Edmund Gosse, The World of Books: Mr. Moore Among the Celibates, Sunday Times (27 August 1922) Llewellyn Jones, George Moore: Five Stories and an Autograph, Chicago Evening Post (8 September 1922) Fiction: In Single Strictness, Spectator (9 September 1922) T. Earle Welby, The Later Mr. Moore, Saturday Review (29 January 1927) Anthony Bertram, Celibate Lives, Country Life (5 February 1927) Y. O., Celibate Lives, Irish Statesman (5 February 1927) Humbert Wolfe, Celibate Lives, Observer (6 February 1927) Celibate Lives, Daily Telegraph (15 March 1927) Beverley Nichols, The Literary Lounger, Sketch (16 February 1927) E. MacC., Celibate Lives. By George Moore, Dublin Magazine (OctoberDecember 1927) Clyde Beck, Tey Who Live Alone, Detroit News (18 September 1927) R. L. Dufus, In Celibate Lives a Study ofls5