12mo. $1.50 net

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ICONOCLASTS: 

A Book of Dramatists

12mo. $1.50 net

CONTENTS:  Henrik Ibsen—­August Strindberg—­Henry
Becque—­Gerhart Hauptmann—­Paul Hervieu—­The Quintessence of Shaw—­Maxim
Gorky’s Nachtasyl—­Hermann Sudermann—­Princess Mathilde’s Play—­Duse and
D’Annunzio—­Villiers de l’Isle Adam—­Maurice Maeterlinck.

“His style is a little jerky, but it is one of those rare styles in which we are led to expect some significance, if not wit, in every sentence.”—­G.K.  CHESTERTON, in London Daily News.

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OVERTONES: 

A Book of Temperaments

WITH FRONTISPIECE PORTRAIT OF RICHARD STRAUSS

12mo. $1.50 net

“In some respects Mr. Huneker must be reckoned the most brilliant of all living writers on matters musical.”—­Academy, London.

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MEZZOTINTS IN MODERN MUSIC

BRAHMS, TSCHAIKOWSKY, CHOPIN, RICHARD STRAUSS, LISZT, AND WAGNER

12mo. $1.50 net

“Mr. Huneker is, in the best sense, a critic; he listens to the music and gives you his impressions as rapidly and in as few words as possible; or he sketches the composers in fine, broad, sweeping strokes with a magnificent disregard for unimportant details....  A distinctly original and very valuable contribution to the world’s tiny musical literature.”—­J.F.  RUNCIMAN, in London Saturday Review.

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FRANZ LISZT

WITH NUMEROUS ILLUSTRATIONS

12mo. $2.00 net

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CHOPIN: 

The Man and His Music

WITH ETCHED PORTRAIT

12mo. $2.00 net

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VISIONARIES

12mo. $1.50 net

CONTENTS:  A Master of Cobwebs—­The Eighth Deadly Sin—­The Purse of Aholibah—­Rebels of the Moon—­The Spiral Road—­A Mock Sun—­Antichrist—­The Eternal Duel—­The Enchanted Yodler—­The Third Kingdom—­The Haunted Harpsichord—­The Tragic Wall—­A Sentimental Rebellion—­Hall of the Missing Footsteps—­The Cursory Light—­An Iron Fan—­The Woman Who Loved Chopin—­The Tune of Time—­Nada—­Pan.

“In ‘The Spiral Road’ and in some of the other stories both fantasy and narrative may be compared with Hawthorne in his most unearthly moods.  The younger man has read his Nietzsche and has cast off his heritage of simple morals.  Hawthorne’s Puritanism finds no echo in these modern souls, all sceptical, wavering and unblessed.  But Hawthorne’s splendor of vision and his power of sympathy with a tormented mind do live again in the best of Mr. Huneker’s stories.”—­London Academy (Feb. 3, 1906).