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"Joseph Hergesheimer, an Essay in Interpretation" was written by James Branch Cabell and published in 1921. American fantasy author known for his ironic, escapist tales and social satire.

Joseph Hergesheimer, an Essay in Interpretation

1921

James Branch Cabell

Joseph Hergesheimer, an Essay in Interpretation

Name: Joseph Hergesheimer, an Essay in Interpretation
Author: James Branch Cabell

James Branch Cabell

1921

Published in 1921, 'Joseph Hergesheimer, an Essay in Interpretation' is a literary critique by James Branch Cabell that examines the works of author Joseph Hergesheimer. Cabell explores themes of beauty and the struggles Hergesheimer faced in his pursuit of artistic recognition, noting that Hergesheimer labored for fourteen years before achieving success. The essay analyzes key novels such as 'The Lay Anthony,' 'Mountain Blood,' and 'Linda Condon,' highlighting the intricate narratives and the elusive nature of beauty in Hergesheimer's writing.