Nigel Nicolson

She was cremated and her ashes interred at Rottingdean. At a memorial service held in November, John Gielgud read the lesson and Vita Sackville-West 's son Nigel Nicolson gave the address. EB 's papers...

Though far more experienced sexually, Sackville-West figured Trefusis as her seductress in the confession which her son Nigel Nicolson later published as Portrait of a Marriage: I might have been a boy of eighteen...

VSW 's younger son, Nigel , was born, quite quickly and easily, in the Nicolsons' Ebury Street house.

Bagnold's biographer Anne Sebba writes that try as [EB ] might to belong to the artists' milieu, she could not release her other foot from the smart set. Bagnold's friends included socialist...

VSW became a debutante, entering the ritual season of fashionable parties which would launch her in society.

She began writing this as a book of 40,000 words on a contract from Weidenfeld and Nicolson for a series called Pleasures and Treasures. When it got too long for the series, Nigel Nicolson

EB moved to Chelsea to live with her friend and fellow art student Dolly Tylden . This was an escape from the conventionally respectable life of her parents, in the later judgement of Nigel Nicolson .

VSW began this work while alone in the country with her children, but still deeply affected by the turbulent after-life of her affair with Violet Trefusis . She finished it on 28 March 1921. Nigel Nicolson

VT often wrote privately about her intimate experiences and perceptions. When, during the summer of 1920, in the midst of the controversy surrounding her relationship with Vita Sackville-West , she was sent to Scotland with...

Nigel Nicolson and Joanne Trautmann edited and published the first volume in a collection of VW 's letters, The Flight of the Mind: The Letters of Virginia Woolf 1888-1912, from the Hogarth Press .

Besides reviewing television, PM wrote both plays and screenplays for the small screen. She adapted for television both Colette 's Ripening Seed (a novel, translated into English by Roger Senhouse , about a teenage boy's...

IM 's early travel was mostly political: Geneva for the League of Nations summer school, Brussels, Bruges and Antwerp in the intoxicating postwar moment of personal reunions and renewed intellectual freedom. Even her delighted...

VSW loaned her younger son, Nigel , £4,000 to capitalize the new publishing house of Weidenfeld and Nicolson .