Graves, A.K. (1914) The Secrets of the German War Office – Contemporary Review GERMAN “SPY”; Are Dr. A.K. Graves’s Revelations Genuine? – New York Times, December 13, 1914, Review of Books
Shiel, M.P. (1898) The Yellow Danger – Contemporary Review, The Academy Supplement, July 30, 1898 The taste for prophetic fiction is acquired. Those who follow the advice of Sidney Smith and “take short views” will have none of it, and even others who find pleasure and excitement therein are bound …
‘The Peril of Pine’s Place’.The Academy and literature, 1910-1914; Jan 27, 1912; p.112 —- The Peril of Pine’s Place. By JAMES BLYTH. (F. V. White and Co. 6s.) THERE are two young men just down from college, two girls with whom the young men fall in love without hesitation, a …
James Blyth (1909) The Swoop of the Vulture, London: Digby, Long, and Company. Review from New Zealand Evening Post, Volume LXXVII, Issue 150, 26 June 1909, Page 19 A DREAM OF INVASION. “The Swoop of the Vulture.” By James Blyth. London: Digby, Long, and Company. Now and then one meets …
Apart from occasional references to The Riddle of the Sands there is generally very little written today about the Invasion Literature of the late 19C / Early 20C. One exception was an article in the Sunday Express on 18th May 2014 as part of its World War One Centenary coverage. …