Literature saw a transition away from the Edwardian period. Many writers are beginning to separate themselves from that school of thought and experiment with new forms of narrative.
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| "And the award goes to... Maurice Maeterlinck!" The Nobel Prize in Literature, that is. |
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| Sherlock Holmes? No, no... must be Douglas Goldring! |
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| A wonderful new contemporary art, music and literature-focused journal, Rhythm, has begun publishing this year. What a wonderful mix! |
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| I picked up a copy of this as soon as it was published this year. It is socially aware, concerned with the plight of the working class. Definitely worth reading. |
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| This novel set the public astir. Sexual and political scandal, what more could they ask for? |
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| I saw the premier of this wonderful playwright's Fanny's First Play. George Bernard Shaw was shorter than I expected. And more frightening... |
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| Freud rereleased an extended version of On Dreams, the abridged version of his famous Interpretation of Dreams. I caught him off guard with this photograph. |
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