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This is the largest group of writers on the bookshop door: more than half of the identified signers were published writers of fiction. A great variety are represented, from writers of highbrow literary fiction to writers of pulp fiction and children’s books. Several of the fiction writers represented on the bookshop door are read widely today, but several others who were remarkably successful in their own day have been forgotten by most readers in the intervening decades; some of these particularly worth tracking down include Thorne Smith, Elisabeth Sanxay Holding, Ludwig Lewisohn, Adolphe Roberts, and William McFee. Still others never made a significant name for themselves at the time, publishing just one or two stories in magazines.
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Title: Advertisement for Arthur Stringer's novel The Wine of Life in The Greenwich Villager
Imprint: 1.1 (9 July 1921)
Item Date: 1921
Material Type: Newspapers
Curatorial Department: Vertical File
Collection Name: Christopher Morley Collection
Stack Location: Box 601, Folder 205
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An advertisement for Arthur Stringer's novel The Wine of Life in the Greenwich Villager, 1921