Flaming Youth, by Warner Fabian (12mo, 336 pages; Boni & Liveright: $2)
1923 book review in The Dial
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Flaming Youth, by Warner Fabian (12mo, 336 pages; Boni & Liveright: $2)
Summary
Flaming Youth, by Warner Fabian (12mo, 336 pages; Boni & Liveright: $2) is a book review[1].
Key Facts
- Flaming Youth, by Warner Fabian (12mo, 336 pages; Boni & Liveright: $2)'s instance of is recorded as $2) — instance of (P31): book review[2].
- Flaming Youth, by Warner Fabian (12mo, 336 pages; Boni & Liveright: $2)'s language of work or name is recorded as $2) — language of work or name (P407): English[3].
- Flaming Youth, by Warner Fabian (12mo, 336 pages; Boni & Liveright: $2)'s publication date is recorded as +1923-00-00T00:00:00Z[4].
- Flaming Youth, by Warner Fabian (12mo, 336 pages; Boni & Liveright: $2)'s work available at URL is recorded as https://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/pt?id=pst.000020203283&seq=618[5].
- Flaming Youth, by Warner Fabian (12mo, 336 pages; Boni & Liveright: $2)'s published in is recorded as $2) — published in (P1433): The Dial[6].
- Flaming Youth, by Warner Fabian (12mo, 336 pages; Boni & Liveright: $2)'s title is recorded as Flaming Youth, by Warner Fabian (12mo, 336 pages; Boni & Liveright: $2)[7].
- Flaming Youth, by Warner Fabian (12mo, 336 pages; Boni & Liveright: $2)'s first line is recorded as 'Flaming Youth' emerges, in the author's phrase, "out of the vatic incense-cloud of pseudonymity" as the truth about the twentieth-century woman of the luxury-class.[8].
- Flaming Youth, by Warner Fabian (12mo, 336 pages; Boni & Liveright: $2)'s last line is recorded as It tears no veils from modern society, although it does demonstrate that members of the smart set do not get that way by listening to one another's conversation.[9].
- Flaming Youth, by Warner Fabian (12mo, 336 pages; Boni & Liveright: $2)'s copyright status is recorded as $2) — copyright status (P6216): public domain[10].
- Flaming Youth, by Warner Fabian (12mo, 336 pages; Boni & Liveright: $2)'s review of is recorded as $2) — review of (P6977): Flaming Youth[11].