The Borzoi 1920/Contents
CONTENTS
| PAGE | ||
| Introduction | Maxim Gorky | ix |
| PART ONE | ||
| WRITTEN ESPECIALLY FOR THE BORZOI 1920 | 1 | |
| The Movies | Claude Bragdon | 3 |
| Maxwell Bodenheim | Witter Bynner | 6 |
| On the Art of Fiction | Willa Gather | 7 |
| Astonishing Psychic Experience | Clarence Day, Jr. | 9 |
| Max Beerbohm | Floyd Dell | 12 |
| Joseph Hergesheimer | Wilson Follett | 15 |
| On Drawing | A. P. Herbert | 20 |
| A Note on the Chinese Poems translated by Arthur Waley | Joseph Hergesheimer | 24 |
| Willa Gather | H. L. Mencken | 28 |
| Van Vechten | Philip Moeller | 32 |
| On H. L. Mencken | George Jean Nathan | 34 |
| A Sketch | Sidney L. Nyburg | 37 |
| Chant of the Nurses | Eunice Tietjens | 41 |
| A Memory of Ypres | H. M. Tomlinson | 42 |
| On the Advantages of Being Born on the Seventeenth of June | Carl Van Vechten | 48 |
| The Master of the Five Willows | Arthur Waley | 52 |
| PART TWO | ||
| A BRIEF WHO'S WHO OF WRITERS PARTICULARLY IDENTIFIED WITH THE BORZOI | 53 | |
| PART THREE | ||
| SELECTED PASSAGES FROM BORZOI BOOKS | 63 | |
| How He Died | Conrad Aiken | 65 |
| From "Youth and Egolatry" | Pío Baroja | 68 |
| From "The Romantic Woman" | Mary Borden | 71 |
| October | Robert Bridges | 74 |
| "Letters of a Javanese Princess" | Louis Couperus | 75 |
| April Charms | William H. Davies | 79 |
| A page from "The Three Mulla Mulgars" | Walter de la Mare | 80 |
| Burbank with a Baedeker; Bleistein with a Cigar | T. S. Eliot | 81 |
| From "Where Angels Fear to Tread" | E. M. Forster | 83 |
| Dorothy Easton's "The Golden Bird" | John Galsworthy | 86 |
| War and the Small Nations | Kahlil Gibran | 88 |
| A First Review | Robert Graves | 89 |
| Joe Ward | E. W. Howe | 90 |
| Doc Robinson | E. W. Howe | 91 |
| John Davis | E. W. Howe | 92 |
| Concerning "A Little Boy Lost" | W. H. Hudson | 93 |
| Ancient Music | Ezra Pound | 96 |
| Fire and the Heart of Man | J. C. Squire | 97 |
| Preface to "Deliverance" | E. L. Grant Watson | 101 |
| PART FOUR | ||
| A BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ALL BORZOI BOOKS FROM 25 SEPTEMBER 1915 TO 25 SEPTEMBER 1920 | 103 | |
| Postscript | 133 | |