Salt Lake Telegram | 1924-05-18 | Page 23 | What Authors Think of Each Other

What Authors Think Of Each Other Some aay that authors- do not read each other hooka, or, if they do. don't like them. Proof to the contrary is shown In the case of Bill Adams, author of "Pence less Meadow,? and Croabl Garstln, who wrote "The Owl' House." Bill Adama In California read "The Owls House at about the aame time that Croabl Garatln In London Lon-don was reading "Fenceless Meadows," Mead-ows," and each waa so enthusiastic about the other book that he wrote to their common publisher. Stokes, regarding It. Crosble Garstla called "Fence Ves Mesdowb "powerful and individual stuff" that he and hla seafaring frlenda "raveled end rolled j In." while BUI Adama closed two pages about "Ths Owls House" wtih"lf you are writing the author, tell him there's a cracked old sailor in the west that likes big hook fine."