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Phillpotts writes to thank the recipient for his courteous note. Phillpotts states that the book _The sinews of war; a romance of London and the sea_ (1906) was written with Arnold Bennett and that they were approached with an offer for a "cheap edition" but Pinker, Bennett's agent, turned it down and now the book "had better be regarded as dead." In any case, Phillpotts opines, "the prices offered for translations... are never worth considering." In addition to collaborating on _The statue, a story of international intrigue and mystery_ (1908) with Bennett, Phillpotts ouevre also includes mysteries, comedies, and narrative poems; these continued to be in print from the 1890s well into the 1930s.
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@misc{phillpotts1919,
title = {[Letter] 1919 December 5 [to] / Eden Phillpotts.},
author = {Phillpotts, Eden,},
year = {1919},
month = dec,
abstract = {Phillpotts writes to thank the recipient for his courteous note. Phillpotts states that the book \_The sinews of war; a romance of London and the sea\_ (1906) was written with Arnold Bennett and that they were approached with an offer for a "cheap edition" but Pinker, Bennett's agent, turned it down and now the book "had better be regarded as dead." In any case, Phillpotts opines, "the prices offered for translations... are never worth considering." In addition to collaborating on \_The statue, a story of international intrigue and mystery\_ (1908) with Bennett, Phillpotts ouevre also includes mysteries, comedies, and narrative poems; these continued to be in print from the 1890s well into the 1930s.},
note = {typle; abyes; 20cty; Working Writer; Language},
language = {English},
}