Times (London)
4 July 1896
Many admirers of the late James Kenneth Stephen ("J.K.S.") will be glad to have in one volume, LAPSUS CALAMI AND OTHER VERSES, a complete collection of his verse. Messrs. Macmillan and Bowes, of Cambridge, have thrown together the two volumes known as "Lapsus Calami" and "Quo Musa Tendis?" and these, with a short sketch of the author's life by Sir Herbert Stephen, and with the prose that is buried in the pages of the dead Reflector, must now represent for us one of the most individual talents of our time.
