Miss Heilgers belongs to that school of fiction led by Victoria Cross, Elinor Glyn, and Dolf Wyllarde, who imagine that by cataloging stimuli one can produce a feeling of stimulation; as though one could convey the joys and miseries of drunkenness by enumerating the public-houses in the Harrow Road.


The Freewoman (3 October 1912)

Rebecca West Quotes

Miss Heilgers belongs to that school of fiction led by Victoria Cross, Elinor Glyn, and Dolf Wyllarde, who imagine that by cataloging stimuli one can ...

Miss Heilgers belongs to that school of fiction led by Victoria Cross, Elinor Glyn, and Dolf Wyllarde, who imagine that by cataloging stimuli one can ...

Miss Heilgers belongs to that school of fiction led by Victoria Cross, Elinor Glyn, and Dolf Wyllarde, who imagine that by cataloging stimuli one can ...

Miss Heilgers belongs to that school of fiction led by Victoria Cross, Elinor Glyn, and Dolf Wyllarde, who imagine that by cataloging stimuli one can ...