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Chapter 8 of the book "The Story of a Play: A Novel" is presented. The Maxwells read an interview with Godolphin about his new play, which was written for him by a writer from Boston, Massachusetts and Godolphin's regard for Brice as an American drama writer. The morning papers published a review of the play that was presented in Midland and Godolphin received praises for his acting while the actress that played Salome received conflicting comments.

Chapter III of Book I of the book "That Affair Next Door" is presented. It explores the interview of Gryce with Miss Amelia Butterworth concerning the killing happened at Van Burnam's mansion and cites the discovery of Amelia to herself. It also highlights the three deaths occurred in their place in different situations including an accident, a suicide, and a murder and mentions the investigation concerning the killing.

Chapter II of the book "The Sins of Séverac Bablon" is presented. It presents the atmosphere of the Rohscheimer's dancing ball. It features the conversation among the people inside the ball including Haredale and Mrs. Roscheimer. It narrates the commotion on the orchestra room to where Rohscheimer and Haredale are located. It describes the robbery that took place in Park Lane and the reporters interview that occurs afterwards.

Chapter 2 of the book "The Napoleon of Notting Hill" is presented. It explores the remarkable toy-shop keeper Mr. Turnbull who despise the lead soldiers. It highlights the interview of Adam Wayne to two or more shopmen who kept the shop of curiosities in which their conversation had begun encouragingly.

Chapter I of the book "The Golden Silence" is presented. It highlights the encounter of Stephen Knight, brother of Lord Northmorland and Margot Lorenzi, daughter of claimant who committed suicide, in Palm Court in London, England. It explores the reaction of Knight and the people regarding the interview of Margot. It also mentions their conversation concerning their plans for their upcoming wedding.

Chapter 14 of the book "Four-Day Planet" is presented. It explores how the crew of the wrecked ship had been rescued by the scout boat from the Pequod. It highlights the interview with newsman Walter Boyd about the Javelin castaways. It describes how Boyd gave a brief account of their experiences in the boat, the landing and wreck as well as the camp and the firewood cutting.

Chapter 2 of the book "Four-Day Planet" is presented. It discusses the growing suspicion of newsman Walter Boyd about the author Glenn Murell aboard the Peenemuende given the fact that he does not have the firm name of his alleged publishers right. It describes the disappointment of Boyd when some of the colleagues of Murell did not cooperate with him if he attempted to interview any of them.

Chapter 1 of the book "Four-Day Planet" is presented. It explores the day of Walter Boyd at the city of Port Sandor as he looks for some news that is worth to be printed. It focuses on the interview of Boyd with famous author Glenn Murell in Fenris and his impression that Murell was some swindler posing as an author.