Index to Eye of the Story, pages 177-276 adventure: 205 advertising: 239 affection: 205 American Academy of Arts and Letters: 217 American life: legendary, 179; related to Old World, 179; romantic, 179 Algonquin Indians: 183 Arabian Nights: 262 Asia: 183 Austen, Jane: 191, 222; Chapman Edition, 231 Australia: 264, 267 Battersea Rise, Clapham Common: 221-22, 225 Baudelaire, Charles: 236; The Flowers of Evil, 236 Bell, Vanessa: 194, 195, 196, 197-98, 199, 199-200; brother Thoby Stephen, 197 Biala, Janice: 243 Bible: 262 biography: 244, 248, 249 Blackwood’s Magazine: 248 Bloomsbury: 195-96 Blotner, Joseph: 212-13, 218; Selected Letters of William Faulkner, 212-20 Bookman: 191 Bowen, Elizabeth: 269-76; autobiography, 269, 273; “Bergotte,” 274-75; Bowen’s Court, 273, 276; Bowen’s Court, 273; characters, 272; childhood, 270, 272; death of, 269; The Death of the Heart, 272; Early Stories, 273; Eva Trout, 272; “Genesis,” 272- 73; illness, 270; friends, 270; literary agent of, 269; literary criticism of, 270; literary executer of, 269; The Little Girls, 272; “The Move-In,” 273-74; nativity play, 275-76; “Notes on Writing a Novel,” 275; as novelist, 270-71, 272; “Origins,” 270; Pictures and Conversations, 269-76; “People,” 270; “Places,” 270; as reader, 270; as regional writer, 271-72; schooling, 271; Seven Winters, 273, 276; unfinished novel, 273-74 Bowen, Stella: 243 Brennan, Gerald: 201 British: 184; colonists, 185; place-names, 185, 187 Brown, Spencer Curtis: 269, 275-76 Brown, Ford Madox: 241 Brown, Sally: 241 Bryd, William: 189 California: 186, 252 Cambridge: 224 Caroline, of Brunswick, Queen: 223 Carrington, Dora: 195 Carroll, Lewis: Alice in Wonderland, 269 Case, Janet: 198-99 Cicero, Marcus Tullius: 239 Cecil, Lady Robert (Nelly): 194, 199 Cerf, Bennett: 214 Cezanne, Paul: 196 Chandler, Raymond: 236 characterization: 203-05, 258 Clapham Sect: 222, 223 Clark, William, 187 Commins, Saxe: 2114 Connolly, Cyril: 200 Conrad, Joseph: 245, 248-49; Romance, 244 Corelli, Maria: 191 Cowley, Malcom: 212-13, 215-16, 217, 217-218; Faulkner-Cowley File, 217 Crane, Stephen: The Red Badge of Courage, 242 Crawford, Joan: 238 Creek Indians: 180 critics, literary: 211 Davies, Margaret Llewelyn: 194, 197 death: 205 Defoe, Daniel: 191 Democracy, in place names: 184 Dickinson, Goldsworthy Lowes: 228 Dinesen, Isak: 261-63; “The Caryatids,” 262, 263; Last Tales, 261-63; “Night Walk,” 262; Out of Africa, 262-63 Donner party: 189 Dutch: 184; explorers, 187; place-names, 187 Eddy, Nelson: 235 Erskine, Albert: 214 Eygpt: 213 Eliot, T. S.: 195, 196; “Poems,” 195 England: 227, 270-71 Europe: 183 fairy tale: 262 fairy tale motif: 253-54, 255, 256 Faulkner, William: 207-211, 212-20; agents, 213-15; art of fiction, 216; artist, 212; “The Bear,” 215, 219; biography, 213, 216; Compson Appendix, 216; critics of, 210; fiction of, 219-20; France, 217; The Hamlet, 215; Intruder in the Dust, 207-11; Luxembourg Gardens, 217; manners, 217; Nobel Prize, 218; novels, 215; passion in writing, 219; praise for other writers, 219; publishers, 213-15; Sanctuary, 213; Selected Letters, 212-20; sensitivity, 219; The Sound and the Fury, 219; short stories, 214, 215; “Spotted Horses,” 219; style of writing, 209, 210-22; telegrams, 217; Viking Portable, 216-17 fiction: ambiguities in, 265; action in, 208-09; characters/characterization, 258, 264, 266, 272, 275; comedy in, 231, 268; description in, 257; fantasies, 228; Gothic, 262; homosexuality in, 230, 230-331, 232; humor in, 208-09; marriage in, 266, 267; mystery in, 210; mysteriousness, 229; novellas, 264; past in, 253; plot, 255; relationship between life and art, 269, 274; sentimental, 239; sex in, 265, 266, 268; short stories, 261-63, 264-68; symbols in, 265; time in, 209, 253, 254, 257; women in, 231; writing of, 272 Ford, Ford Madox: 241-50; biography of, 241-50; Buckshee, 247; characters, 246; divorce, 242, 247; as editor, 245; Elsie Martindale, 242; father, 241, 242; France, 243; The Good Soldier, 241, 244; grandfather, 242; Janice Biala, 243; imagination, 242; kindness, 248-49; literary reputation, 248; mother, 241; neurasthenia, 243; on novelists, 249; novels by, 243; Parade’s End, 241; Romance, 244; self-portrait, 249; subjects for fiction, 247; Stella Bowen, 243; United States, 243; Violet Hunt, 242; war, 247-48; youth, 242 Forster, Charles: 224 Forster, E. M.: 200-01, 221-26, 227-234, 245; Albergo Empedocle and Other Writings, 233; Arbinger Edition, 233; “Arthur Snatchfold,” 229; biographer, 226; Celestial Omnibus, 227; comedy in fiction, 231; death, 227; diary, 228, 230; “Dr. Woolacott,” 229; The Eternal Moment, 227; flaws in short fiction, 232; friends, 228029; homosexuality, 230, 232, 233; homosexuality in fiction, 227, 232; “The Life to Come,” 227, 228; The Life to Come, and Other Stories, 227-234; The Longest Journey, 233-34; Marianne Thornton, 221-26; Maurice, 228, 232, 233; novels, 232 novelist, 226; “The Other Boat,” 228, 229, 231-32; A Passage to India, 228; “The Road from Colonus,” 232; short fiction, 227-34; stance on posthumous publications, 231; “Three Courses and a Dessert: Being a New and Gastronomic Version of the Game of Consequences,” 231; “The Torque,” 231; “What Does it Matter? A Morality,” 230-31; writing life of, 233 Forster, Edward: 224 France: 217, 225, 243 France, Anatole: 275 French: 184; explorers, 185; in the West, 181; place-names, 185, 188; priests friendship: 205 Fry, Roger: 196 Furbank, P. N.: 230 Galsworthy, John: 245 Garnett, David: 195, 196, 201-02 geography: 183 Germany: 243 Goldman, Morton: 214 Grant, Duncan: 195 Greece: 262, 264; Athens, 265 gypsies: 180 Haas, Robert K.: 214 Hardy, Thomas: 196, 245 Hemingway, Ernest: 190, 249; Men without Women, 190 history, American: 183 Hogarth Press: 194-95 Hollywood: 213, 214, 218, 236 homosexuality: in fiction, 227, 230, 275 Hudson, A. P.: 218 Hudson, W.H.: 245 humor: 208-09, 239, 240; in fiction, 231 Hunt, Violet: 242-43 Hutton, Barbara: 238 imagination: 203, 272 Ireland: 270-71, 273, 276; Dublin, 273 irony: 265 Irving, Washington: 177-81; as gentleman, 180; as observer, 180; Western Journals of, 177 Italy: 262, 264, 267; Rome, 262 Jackson, Andrew: 189 Jackson (MS) High School: 239 James, Henry: 192, 199, 242, 245; The Turn of the Screw, 192 Joilet, Louis: 184-85 Joyce, James: 245 Judge: 239 Kansas:178 King’s College: 227 Lawrence, T. E.: 228 Lear, Eward: 192; The Jumblies, 192 Lafayette, Marquis de: 183, 189 LaSalle, Sieur de: 185 Lawrence, H. D.: 245 Lee, Vernon: 200 Lehmann, John: 275; Orion II, 275 Lewis, Meriwether: 187 Lewis, Wyndham: 244-45 Lincoln, Abraham: 189 literary criticism: 244, 270 London: 245 London Times: 193, 194 love: 205 Lowell, Robert: 247 Luxembourg Gardens: 217 Lyttleton, Bishop Arthur: 198 Macauley, Zachary: 222 MacDonald, Jeanette: 235 Macdonald, Ross: 251-60; characters, 259-60; The Chill, 252; The Galton Case, 252; metaphor, 259; prose style, 259; The Underground Man, 251-60 Mansfield, Katherine: 191, 195 Marquette, Pere: 184-85 Martindale, Elsie: 242-43 Marx, Groucho: 238 Mason, Samuel: 180; and gang, 180 McDermott, John Francis: 177-81 metaphors: 259 Missouri: 178 Mizener, Arthur: 241-50; as critic, 246; lack of feeling, 247, 248; parallels between characters and people, 246-47; prose style of, 244; The Saddest Story: A Biography of Ford Madox Ford, 241-50 More, Hannah: 223 Mormons: 185 Morrell, Lady Ottoline: 194 movies: 239 Mullen, Phil: 218 Murry, John Middleton: 195; “The Critic in Judgment,” 195 mysteries: 251-52 mystery: in fiction, 210 Napoleon: 225, 226 narrative: first person, 258; storytellers in, 262, 263; style (successful), 259 Native Americans: 178, 179, 180, 183; Algonquins, 183; beliefs of, 183; Creeks, 180; place-names, 187, 188 New Orleans (LA): 213 New York: 178, 213 New Yorker: 181 New York Herald Tribune: 190 Nicholson, Nigel: 193, 197 Nobel Prize: 218 Norton, W. W. and Company: 233 Ober, Harold: 214, 215 Odets, Clifford: 236 Oedipus: 252 Oklahoma: 178 Oxford (MS): 213 Oxford Eagle: 218 Paris: 213 parody: 236, 238, 239-40 Parsons, Louella: 326 past: in fiction, 253 Peacock, Thomas Love: 191 Penn, William: 189 Perelman, S. J.: 235-240; “Acres and Pains,” 238; Baby, It’s Cold Inside, 235, 239-40; “Caution: Soft Prose Ahead,” 236; characters, 237; “Farewell, My Lovely Appetizer,” 236; “Genuflection in the Sun,” 236; Judge, 239; The Most of S. J. Perelman, 235-40; “Nesselrode to Jeopardy,” 236; “Nirvana Small by Waterfalls,” 236; parody, 236, 238, 239-40; satire, 237; “Strictly from Hunger,” 236; “Waiting for Santy,” 236; “Westward, Ha!” 238 Pitt, William: 222 place-names: 182-89; classic, 186 Plomer, William: 228 plot: in fiction, 255, 275 politics: in Intruder in the Dust, 209-10 Pound, Ezra: 245 Pre-Raphaelites: 241, 245 Proust, Marcel: 274-75 Puritan, place-names: 186 Quennell, Peter: 275 readers: 269, 270, 273 religion: 222 reviews, book: 177-276; by Eudora Welty, 177-276; by Virginia Woolf, 190-92 Rivers, place-names: 188 Robin Hood: 180 Ruskin, John: 275 satire: 237 Saturday Evening Post: 214, 215 Scotland: 183 Sicily: 264, 267 slang: 183 Smith, Harrison: 214 Smith, John: 189 Smith, Logan Pearsall: 199 Spanish: 184; explorers, 185, 187; place-names, 185, 188 Stallybrass, Oliver: 227, 228, 233 Stephen, Dorothy: 199-200 Stephen, Thoby: 197 Sterne, Laurence: 191 Stewart, George R.: 182-89, Names on the Land, 182-89; Storm, 182 Stockholm: 213 Stratchey, Lytton: 191, 193, 196, 200, 228; Eminent Victorians, 200 Summers, Jill Faulkner: 212-13 Sussex: 193 Sydney-Turner, Saxon: 197 Thornton, Mariane: 221-26; recollections Thyme, Beatrice: 199 time: in fiction, 209, 253, 254, 257 Thompson, George H.: 233 Tolstoy, Leo: 245 Trautman, Joanne: 193 trust: 205 Turgenev, Ivan Sergeyevich: 249 United States: 243, 249 Virginia: 213 Vogue: 237 Walpole, Hugh: 201 Washington, George: 189 Wasson, Ben: 213 Wells, H. G.: 201, 245 Welty, Eudora: in Ireland, 276; as reader, 250, 276; reviews by, 177-276; youth, 238-39 West: 177, 179, 180, 185; Bean’s Rangers, 178; exploration, 187; romantic view of, 181 White, E.