Works written about this author include R. Thurston Hopkins' book subtitled "The Story of a Genius," Sir Angus Wilson's book on this man's "Strange Ride," and Kingsley Amis' book about this man and his world.
Works written about this author include R. Thurston Hopkins' book subtitled "The Story of a Genius," Sir Angus Wilson's book on this man's "Strange Ride," and Kingsley Amis' book about this man and his world. In one of his stories, Emma Deercourt is a friend of Miss Minnie Threegan, whose mother is courted by a captain. Dick Heldar is a struggling artist in a novel who meets his childhood sweetheart Maisie only to realize he's losing his sight from a head wound. In addition to The Story of the Gadsbys and The Light That Failed, this man authored Stalky and Co., a poem on "The White Man's Burden," and Barrack Room Ballads. FTP, name this English writer better known for the novel Kim and The Jungle Book.
Works written about this author include R. Thurston Hopkins' book subtitled "The Story of a Genius," Sir Angus Wilson's book on this man's "Strange Ride," and Kingsley Amis' book about this man and his world.
Rudyard {Kipling}