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M. Barnard Eldershaw • 3 Books
A House Is Built (1929)
by M. Barnard Eldershaw
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    Fiction (Review)
    A House Is Built, by M. Barnard Eldershaw
    1. A House Is Built by M. Barnard Eldershaw
    The Bookman, March 1930, p. 106
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    Notes on Novels (5 Reviews)
    Sincerity: A Story of Our Time, by John Erskine
    1. Sincerity: A Story of Our Time by John Erskine
    2. Living by Henry Green
    3. A House Is Built by M. Barnard Eldershaw
    4. Pidgin Cargo by Alice Tisdale Hobart
    5. Dr. Krasinski's Secret by M.P. Shiel
    The New Republic, January 8, 1930, pp. 204-206
  3. The Leisure Arts
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    Speaking of Books (7 Reviews)
    Frances Lamont Robbins
    Marriage and Morals, by Bertrand Russell
    1. Marriage and Morals by Bertrand Russell
    2. The Whirlwind by William Stearns Davis
    3. Crouchback by Carola Oman
    4. There Is Another Heaven by Robert Nathan
    5. Give Me My Sin Again by Naomi Royde-Smith
    6. The Sleeping Fury by Martin Armstrong
    7. A House Is Built by M. Barnard Eldershaw
    The Outlook, October 23, 1929, pp. 310-311
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    Fiction Shorts (9 Reviews)
    Farewell to Paradise, by Frank Thiess
    1. Farewell to Paradise by Frank Thiess
    2. The Galaxy by Susan Ertz
    3. Hansine Solstad by Peter Egge
    4. A Night Among the Horses by Djuna Barnes
    5. The Necessary Man by Agnes Logan
    6. A House Is Built by M. Barnard Eldershaw
    7. A Great Love by Alexandra Kollontay
    8. Full Measure by Hans Otto Storm
    9. Stranger Fidelities by Mathilde Eiker
    The Nation, December 4, 1929, pp. 699-700