Titlebook: Living With a Writer; Dale Salwak (Professor of English) Book 2004 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2004 Aga

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C. P. Snow and Pamela Hansford Johnson at Homewas invited again. During that summer I read the entire Strangers and Brothers series (eleven novels) and became convinced that it ranked, in the mass, among the best work in twentieth-century British fiction. The characters, many of whom move from novel to novel, are utterly believable; and if you

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Writers as Progenitors and Offspringn. Three cents an ounce it took in those days to send a story to a Manhattan magazine, or to the Saturday Evening Post in nearby Philadelphia, and what a wealth of expectation hovered in the air until Mr Miller, our plodding, joking mailman, hurled the return envelope through the front-door letter s

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The Open Doorridge Finals. I married my first love. Then I sat down to write my first novel, A Summer Bird-Cage, while expecting my first baby. So the subject of marriage was much in my mind as I began my career in fiction.

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C. P. Snow and Pamela Hansford Johnson at Homelope two years earlier, and perhaps for that reason chose to review my book Trollope and Politics (1977) in his regular Financial Times column. Tim Farmiloe, my editor at Macmillan, introduced us; Snow’s publisher was also Macmillan, but his editor was Alan Maclean, the brother of the late British s

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Hong Kong Timearret, a vain-looking fellow wearing slippers, a dressing gown, and a fretful air scratches his bewigged head as he confronts a sheet of paper on the table in front of him. The distressed poet’s wife sits nearby, darning his trousers. Other chores await her: clothes drying on a line before the fire;

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