1898 IN LITERATURE


The year '1898 in literature' involved some significant new books.

Contents
Events
New books
New drama
Non-fiction
Births
Deaths
Awards

Events




New books



Elizabeth von Arnim - ''Elizabeth and Her German Garden''

F. W. Bain - ''A Digit of the Moon''

Arnold Bennett - ''A Man from the North''

Mary Elizabeth Braddon - ''Rough Justice''

Frank T. Bullen - ''The Cruise of the Cachalot''

Ralph Connor - ''Black Rock''

Joseph Conrad - ''Tales of Unrest''

Stephen Crane - ''The Open Boat and Other Tales''

Paul Laurence Dunbar - ''The Uncalled''

J. Meade Falkner - ''Moonfleet''

John Fox, Jr. - ''The Kentuckians''

Kenneth Grahame - ''The Reluctant Dragon''

Anthony Hope - ''Rupert of Hentzau''

Joris-Karl Huysmans - ''La Cathedrale''

Vicente Blasco Ibáñez - ''The Cabin''

Henry James - ''The Turn of the Screw''

Jerome K. Jerome - ''The Second Thoughts of an Idle Fellow''

Pierre Louÿs - ''La Femme et le pantin''

Charles Major - ''When Knighthood Was in Flower''

George Moore -''Evelyn Innes''

Emilio Salgari - ''Il corsaro nero''

Robert Louis Stevenson - ''St. Ives''

Mary Augusta Ward - ''Helbeck of Bannisdale''

H.G. Wells - ''The War of the Worlds''

Edward Noyes Westcott - ''David Harum''

Owen Wister - ''Lin McLean''

Charlotte Mary Yonge - ''The Armourer's Prentices''

Emile Zola - ''Paris''

New drama



Gabriele D'Annunzio - ''Sogno di un Pomeriggio d' Autunno''

George Bernard Shaw - ''Arms and the Man''

Non-fiction



John F. T. Jane - ''Jane's Fighting Ships''

Liliʻuokalani - ''Hawaii's Story by Hawaii's Queen''

Births



February 6 - Melvin B. Tolson, poet

May 23 - Scott O'Dell, children's author

July 22 - Erich Maria Remarque (d. 1970)

August 23 - George Papashvily, sculptor and author

September 13 - Arthur J. Burks (d. 1974)

November 29 - C. S. Lewis (d. 1963)

December 27 - W. C. Sellar, co-author of ''1066 and All That''

Deaths



January 14 - Lewis Carroll, children's author

January 18 - Henry Liddell, co-compiler of Liddell & Scott's ''Greek-English Lexicon'', still in use by classical scholars

March 6 - Felice Cavallotti, politician and poet

March 24 - George Thomas Stokes, church historian

March 31 - Eleanor Marx, political writer and translator, daughter of Karl Marx

May 22 - Edward Bellamy, novelist

July 20 - Jean Ingelow, poet and novelist

August 7 - Georg Ebers, novelist and discoverer of the "Ebers manuscript"

August 17 - Sir William Fraser, 4th Baronet, politician, author and book collector

September 9 - Stéphane Mallarmé, Symbolist poet

September 20 - Theodor Fontane, novelist and poet

September 29 - William Kingsford, historian

December 10 - William Black, novelist

Awards



Newdigate prize - John Buchan

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