Hogarth Press

The next biography by Susan Buchan (later ST ), Funeral March of a Marionette: Charlotte of Albany, was published by Leonard and Virginia Woolf at the Hogarth Press .

In September 1917, HSW agreed to serialize James Joyce's Ulysses in The Egoist, paying him an advance of £50. But when her printers, the Complete Press saw the first episode (Telemachus) they...

DW agreed to sponsor and edit for the Hogarth Press its Hogarth Living Poets series (in which she herself appeared), which in the end amounted to twenty-nine volumes published from 1928.

DW included her own A Broadcast Anthology of Modern Poetry as a title in the Hogarth Press 's Living Poets series, of which she was editor.

The Hogarth Press published DW 's poem Matrix as number 3 of the series Hogarth Living Poets (it had been ready for Virginia Woolf to read and and give her opinion about on 31 January)...

DW published with the Hogarth Press her Deserted House, A Poem-Sequence, which has been called a luminous, if grotesque, revisitation of childhood.

The Hogarth Press published DW 's poetry volume Jupiter and the Nun; she was not entirely satisfied, because she had wanted it out for the New Year. This was the last volume that the

DW 's Lost Planet and Other Poems, published by the Hogarth Press , was one of the later volumes from which she selected for Early Light, 1955, her final collection.

DW , writing in the earlier twentieth century, published a dozen volumes of poetry. She was also an editor of contemporary poetry, a letter-writer, critic, biographer and autobiographer. Her association first with the Hogarth Press

In Rome during the First World War, DW became a friend of two scholars, Geoffrey Scott , and Gerald Tyrwhitt, later Lord Berners . In the years after the war she formed her important...

RW published an essay, A Letter to a Grandfather, with the Hogarth Press , as number seven of the Hogarth Letters.

VW published Three Guineas, her polemical work about feminism and pacifism, with the Hogarth Press .

Composition of The Voyage Out stretched over nine years, and VW produced several versions of the text, including those she burned. Scholars Louise DeSalvo and Elizabeth Heine , working separately on materials in the Berg Collection

VW re-published Mr. Bennett and Mrs. Brown with the Hogarth Press as the first of the Hogarth Essays series.

VW 's final novel, Between the Acts, appeared posthumously from the Hogarth Press . John Lehmann had read the manuscript in March and announced it as forthcoming; she had then taken steps to withdraw...