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Our Literary Deluge, and some of its deeper waters
Published in 1902, this collection of essays, revised for this volume, stemmed from the observation that the quantity of books published was rising in inverse proportion to their quality. Writing done at this rate of speed, the author opines, is not literature and cannot be.
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