“We have to hate our immediate predecessors”: Lawrence and Galsworthy
Keith Cushman
Études Lawrenciennes · 2011
doi:10.4000/lawrence.117 (opens in a new tab)
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Abstract
IntroductionWho am I? I was a prolific 20th century English writer of fiction, plays, and poetry. My affair with a married woman and our subsequent marriage were the pivotal events of both my life and my artistic career. Ford Madox Hueffer gave me excellent advice about my second novel. After my death and many years after Hueffer had changed his name to Ford Madox Ford, he wrote a chapter about me in Portraits from Life. The publisher’s reader and man of letters Edward Garnett was my invalua...
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