VICTORY AND DEFEAT

After her marriage to Alan Porter, feeling the pinch of earning the family income, Iris decided to write more profitable books. In this endeavor she hoped her old liaison with Lewis might prove useful. In July of 1928, some years after drifting into the periphery of the enemy Bloomsbury camp at theS...

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Published inLady in the Dark p. 141
Main Author Sitton, Robert
Format Book Chapter
LanguageEnglish
Published United States Columbia University Press 01.04.2014
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Alan Porter
Arts
Biological sciences
Biology
Business
Children
Cultural industries
Daily Mail
Death
Developmental biology
Documentary films
Entertainment industries
Here Is Thy Victory
History of art & design styles: c 1800 to c 1900
Human populations
Industrial sectors
Industry
Knowledge industries
Life cycle
Literature
Memoirs
Motion picture industry
New York City
novels
Persons
Population studies
Publishing industry
Social sciences
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Summary:After her marriage to Alan Porter, feeling the pinch of earning the family income, Iris decided to write more profitable books. In this endeavor she hoped her old liaison with Lewis might prove useful. In July of 1928, some years after drifting into the periphery of the enemy Bloomsbury camp at theSpectator, she wrote to him: Dearest Lewis, Sorry to bother you, but I didn’t ever give you the agreement I made with the people up in Manchester who have Maisie, did I? I simply cannot recollect what I did with the copy I had, signed by them. I
ISBN:9780231165785
0231165781
DOI:10.7312/columbia/9780231165785.003.0012