Collected reviews and essays by the Bloomsbury critic, with a teasing foreword blaming his publisher for their reappearance. Bell writes on a facsimile of Montaigne, Ibsen, the poet Mary Coleridge, Thomas Love Peacock, Boswell’s letters, Carlyle’s love letters, and a performance of Greek tragedy, which he argues expresses emotion in the most perfect literary form ever devised.
Witty, opinionated criticism by the author of Art, for readers curious about Bloomsbury. Download the free EPUB.