... the smallest details illuminate the bigger picture. In addition, as an adult, Mansfield’s relationship with her husband John Middleton Murry was characterised by their mutual descriptions of themselves as little children fighting against a corrupt world. childlike England fairy tales Trodd Anthea...

... [sic], John Middleton Murry, D. H. Lawrence, and his wife Frieda Lawrence. The chapter offers a biographical overview of the complex relationship between the two couples, followed by a detailed analysis of the play fragment, which is published here in its entirety for the first time. Tennessee...

.... Also depicted are Lytton Strachey, Brett herself, Julian Morrell, Katherine Mansfield and John Middleton Murry. Dorothy Brett Umbrellas Aldous Huxley Lytton Strachey Julian Morrell Katherine Mansfield John Middleton Murry Garsington Behind this playful, exuberant image, ¹...

...This chapter discusses the Ruth Elvish Mantz Collection in the Harry Ransom Center at the University of Texas at Austin. Mantz wrote the first biography of Mansfield in 1933, in conjunction with Mansfield’s husband, John Middleton Murry, who was brought in as a co-author by the publishers...

..., Well Written,’ (1928) in which he creates a thinly veiled portrait of characters uncannily similar to Katherine Mansfield and John Middleton Murry. Aiken Conrad America Eliot T S Los Angeles Times modernism Woolf Virginia The Athenaeum journal Dial journal England Kreymborg Alfred Play...

... between them after Mansfield’s death. D.H. Lawrence Frida Lawrence ‘Ricordi’ postcard John Middleton Murry estranged relationship Figure 2. ‘Ricordi’ postcard. Alexander Turnbull Library, Manuscript Collection, MS-Papers-11326-002. Reproduced by permission of Pollinger Limited and the Estate...

...This chapter examines the short stories published in John Middleton Murry’s modernist magazine Rhythm, published between 1911 and 1913. This chapter shows how these frequently dismissed short stories in fact formed a fundamental part of the expression of the magazine’s Bergsonian...

... friendship with Katherine Mansfield, John Middleton Murry and other contributors to the little magazine they edited, Rhythm. censorship Eliot T S Faber and Faber journalism Joyce James Joynson Hicks Sir William ‘Jix’ aesthete Macaulay Rose modernism modernist obscenity West Rebecca...

... Mansfield William Shakespeare John Middleton Murry literary influence anxiety Harold Bloom archive Surely the most piercing of Mansfield’s citations of Shakespeare comes in her journal entry of 19 February 1918: I woke up early this morning and when I opened the shutters the full round sun was just...

... to the early work of John Middleton Murry. This article instead establishes Mansfield’s hitherto unknown source as the novel The Tree of Knowledge, by an anonymous author, and offers a close reading of the Mansfield’s use of the novel in these pages. The article concludes by speculating...

...Chapter 2 examines Mansfield’s contributions to the self-consciously ‘modernist’ little magazine Rhythm, edited by John Middleton Murry. Through an analysis of Mansfield’s ‘parodic translations’ and short story contributions to the magazine, the chapter examines the ways in which...

...Between April 1919 and December 1920, Mansfield found her voice as a literary critic, publishing over a hundred reviews under the initials ‘K.M.’ in the literary journal The Athenaeum, edited by John Middleton Murry. In her reviews, Mansfield linked the ‘new word’ of modernist...

... of the stories she wrote from an early age for school magazines and other publications, feature children. Even as an adult, Mansfield’s love of the miniature, her delight in children in general, her fascination with dolls, all feature in her personal writing. Her relationship with John Middleton Murry...

...This chapter explores Katherine Mansfield’s desire to influence other writers through exchange as ‘a quieter rehearsal of ideas amongst friends and artists’, an alternative to the ‘high manifesto’ favoured by her male contemporaries and collaborators D. H. Lawrence and John Middleton Murry...

... in this collection was made by Gerri Kimber, ‘Sumurun: Am Impression of Leopoldine Konstantin’ (1911), a previously unknown creative impression of a play that Mansfield saw in London in January 1911. Alexander Turnbull Library John Middleton Murry D.H. Lawrence Hogarth Press Katherine Mansfield’s writing came...

...Chapter 4 examines the posthumous publication of Mansfield’s writings in John Middleton Murry’s magazine The Adelphi. The chapter interrogates the ways in which Mansfield’s reputation was moulded and mediated in the magazine, with Murry eliding those disruptive and disjunctive...

... Thomas Rothermere Lady Mary Lilian Share Zweig Stefan Calverton V F George Goetz The Liberation of American Literature McDiarmid Hugh ‘Second Hymn to Lenin’ Rowse A L T.S. Eliot Trotsky Maynard Keynes Stanley Baldwin The Criterion Paul Valéry John Middleton Murry The Athenaeum Europe...