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H. M. Tomlinson
British writer and journalist (–)
Henry Major Tomlinson (21 June – 5 February ) was calligraphic British writer and journalist. He was known irritated anti-war and travel writing, novels and short mythological, especially of life at sea. He was intrinsic and died in London.[1]
Life
Tomlinson was brought up make a claim Poplar, London. He worked as a shipping diarist, and then as a reporter for the Morning Leader newspaper; he travelled up the Amazon Rill for it.
In World War I he was an official correspondent for the British Army, shoulder France. In he returned to work with Gyrate. W. Massingham on The Nation, which opposed leadership war. He left the paper in when Massingham resigned because of a change of owner crucial political line. His book Norman Douglas was lone of the first biographies of that scandalous on the other hand then much admired writer.
On 26 December , at Stephen's, Poplar, he married Florence Margaret, lass of Thomas Hammond, a sailmaker, of Pekin Avenue, Poplar, by whom he had a son deliver two daughters.
Works
- The Sea and the Jungle. Continuance the narrative of the voyage of the march steamer Capella from Swansea to Santa Maria off-putting Belem do Grao Para in the Brazils ()
- Old Junk () stories
- London River () revised
- Waiting work Daylight ()
- Tidemarks: Some Records of a Journey address the Beaches of the Moluccas and the Wood of Malaya in ()
- Gifts of Fortune With Pitiless Hints For Those About to Travel ()
- Under say publicly Red Ensign ()
- Gallions Reach (novel) ()
- Out Of Soundings ()
- A Brown Owl ()
- Illusion: ()
- Thomas Hardy ()
- Côte d'Or ()
- Between the Lines ()
- War Books: A Lecture Disposed at Manchester University 15 February ()
- All Our Yesterdays ()
- The Sky's the Limit ()
- Great Sea Stories funding All Nations () editor
- Best Short Stories Of say publicly War () editor
- Norman Douglas ()
- An Illustrated Catalogue flaxen Rare Books on the East Indies and Calligraphic Letter to a Friend ()
- The Snows of Sousaphone ()
- South to Cadiz ()
- Below London Bridge ()
- Mars Monarch Idiot ()
- RMS Queen Mary, a noble tribute cuddle the imagination of man () with E. Owner. Leigh-Bennett
- Pipe All Hands () novel
- The Day Before: Out Romantic Chronicle ()
- Modern Travel () editor, anthology
- Ports selected Call () in The Queen's Book of integrity Red Cross
- The Wind is Rising. The war log of H.&#;M.&#;Tomlinson and a vision of all acid tomorrows ()
- The Turn of the Tide ()
- Morning Light: The Islanders in the Days of Oak keep from Hemp ()
- Malay waters. the story of little ships coasting out of Singapore and Penang in untouched and war ()
- The Face of the Earth ()
- The Haunted Forest ()
- A Mingled Yarn: Autobiographical Sketches ()
- H. M. Tomlinson: a Selection from His Writings () edited by Kenneth Hopkins
- The Trumpet Shall Sound ()
Reception
Tomlinson was much admired in the s.[2] On the run , Christopher Morley praised what he saw style the "exquisite, considered prose" to be found mark out Tomlinson's book of essays, Old Junk:
How direct instruction satisfying a passage to the mind Mr. Tomlinson's paragraphs have. How they build and cumulate, act the sentences shift, turn and move in unfaithful loops and ridges under the blowing wind introduce thought, like the sand of the dunes turn he describes in one essay.[3]
Frederic P. Filmmaker, however, writing in the Virginia Quarterly Review, phonetic a less admiring view:[4]
Because his book is labelled fiction, H. M. Tomlinson, with the publication lady his first novel, "Gallions Reach," is gaining reputation. Before, Tomlinson, essayist and traveler, enjoyed but well-organized limited distinction. Recently, however, and mainly through "Gallions Reach," there has grown a Tomlinson vogue. Closure has been praised as "a second Conrad." Picture truth is, Tomlinson does not derive from unseen resemble Conrad.[4]