| PAGE | | The Tyranny of the Novel | 1 | | The Influence of Democracy on Literature | 33 | | Has America Produced a Poet? | 69 | | What is a Great Poet? | 91 | | Making a Name in Literature | 113 | | The Limits of Realism in Fiction | 135 | | Is Verse in Danger? | 155 | | Tennyson—and After | 175 | | Shelley in 1892 | 199 | | Symbolism and M. StÉphane MallarmÉ | 217 | | Two Pastels:— | | | I. Mr. Robert Louis Stevenson as a Poet | 237 | | II. Mr. Rudyard Kipling's Short Stories | 255 | | An Election at the English Academy | 295 | | Appendices | 323 |
The following Essays originally appeared in 'The Contemporary Review,' 'The Fortnightly Review,' 'The National Review,' 'The New Review,' 'The Forum,' 'The Century Magazine,' 'Longman's Magazine,' and 'The Academy.'
THE TYRANNY OF THE NOVEL
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