Loudan, Jack, and T. Stanley Mercer. O Rare Amanda!. Chatto and Windus, 1969.
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Friends, Associates | Amanda McKittrick Ros | AMKR
was a friend of Jack Loudan
, who completed her last novel, Helen Huddleson, after her death and who wrote her biography. She corresponded regularly for ten years with T. S. Mercer
after... |
Literary responses | Amanda McKittrick Ros | At St John's College, Cambridge
, for instance, there flourished an Amanda Ros Club, whose members amused themselves by trying to write in the Amanda style. Loudan, Jack, and T. Stanley Mercer. O Rare Amanda!. Chatto and Windus, 1969. 1 |
names | Amanda McKittrick Ros | AMKR
told Jack Loudan
, her friend and biographer, that her full name was Amanda Malvina Fitzalan Anna Margaret McLelland McKittrick Ros, possibly in part after the heroine of one of the favourite books of... |
Occupation | Amanda McKittrick Ros | She began to manage this concern for a friend of her husband's named Crawford, who was ill and who came to live with them during his convalescence. When he died, AMKR
was the main inheritor... |
Publishing | Amanda McKittrick Ros | AMKR
's husband, Andrew Ross
, paid for the printing of her first novel, at Belfast, as a gift on their tenth wedding anniversary. Ros, Amanda McKittrick. “Introduction”. Thine in Storm and Calm, edited by Frank Ormsby, Blackstaff Press, 1988, pp. 1 - 22. 1-2 |
Reception | Amanda McKittrick Ros | Biographer Jack Loudan
considers this collection the least important of her works. Loudan, Jack, and T. Stanley Mercer. O Rare Amanda!. Chatto and Windus, 1969. 185 |
Textual Production | Amanda McKittrick Ros | AMKR
was vitriolic in her denunciations of critics—especially Barry Pain
, who had criticized her first novel and whom, as a consequence, she despised for a lifetime. She described critics as, among many other things,... |
Textual Production | Amanda McKittrick Ros | AMKR
's third novel, Helen Huddleson, unpublished in her lifetime, appeared posthumously, edited and with a final chapter by Jack Loudan
. British Books in Print. J. Whitaker and Sons, 1987. 1970 British Library Catalogue. |
Textual Production | Amanda McKittrick Ros | A Dublin man, John Coghlan
(who had written to AMKR
after the publication of the Nonesuch
edition of Irene Iddesleigh) was reading the manuscript of what became this book by 1935. He made suggestions... |
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