David Christie Murray 
My Contemporaries in Fiction (Barnes & Noble Digital Library) 

Among the chapters in this 1897 collection are ‘First, the Critics, and then a Word on Dickens, ‘ ‘Robert Louis Stevenson, ‘ ‘Living Masters—Rudyard Kipling, ‘ ‘Dr. Macdonald and Mr. J. M. Barrie, ‘ and ‘The Americans.’ Murray feared he would be ridiculed for the book, but instead gained literary friends (and praise) as a result of its publication.

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David Christie Murray (1847-1907) was an English novelist and journalist. He worked as a printer and as a police reporter in court matters—he was also a soldier, reporting on the Russo-Turkish War. Of the thirty novels he wrote, his best remembered are Joseph’s Coat (1881), Val Strange (1882), and Aunt Rachel (1886).