評點晚清民國人物──續《南湖錄憶》

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「芝翁積學知名，……。所作《古春風樓瑣記》、《南湖錄憶》等書，精熟掌故，於數十年間宦海文場，軼聞舊事，纚纚如話家常，而文筆茂美，可謂『分其才技足了十人』者也。其書沉著渾厚，逸氣內蘊，天趣盎然。」──李漁叔

高拜石喜愛金石書畫，造詣殊深。書法家王壯為曾說：「高拜石書法長於篆隸，行楷造詣尤深，篆體中尤善鐘鼎，圓渾密實，絕無苟率。楷書茂密肥厚，最宜施於壽序大屏。」高拜石曾發起組織中國書法學會並擔任理事，而後籌組東冶藝林、八儔書畫會與五人書展等。另有篆刻好手藝，與王壯為、吳平、江兆申、王北岳等二十四人，組有海嶠印集，頗獲時譽。1961年起，他應《中央日報》副刊之邀，撰寫《南湖錄憶》長期登載，歷久不衰，當時既贏得廣大讀者之喜好，其後印成專書發行，亦是一紙風行，洛陽紙貴。

本書為《晚清人物縱橫談──《南湖錄憶》》續作，共179篇，內容為晚清到民國的人物記事，有許多鮮為人知的歷史掌故，文章所引詩、詞、聯、賦，亦多佳作。本書收錄的篇章為首次面市，文史專家蔡登山精心蒐羅各期《中央日報》並逐一比對，發現尚未結集成冊的文章有上百篇。由於當年報紙印刷並不精良，加上歲月的侵蝕，許多文字已模糊不清，蔡登山重新進行了查索與點校，並加上專文導讀，力求完整重現《南湖錄憶》專欄的全貌，可供學界參考利用。市面上絕無僅有，值得典藏。

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