H. B. Marriott Watson

RMW published under three different names, all variations of those of her husbands and lover. She wrote as R. Armytage, as Graham R. Tomson (hinting at her own name between those of her second...

Her partner, H. B. Marriott Watson , also worked for the Athenæum.

Her longtime partner H. B. Marriott Watson saw the book through publication; he had hoped in vain for it to be ready before her death in December 1911.

After this collapse, she moved with H. B. Marriott Watson and their son to Orchard Cottage at Shere in Surrey, where they settled in by late 1904. They later lived in a house called Vacery.

RMW (then Tomson) left the St John's Wood Road house she shared with her second husband to live with her lover, H. B. Marriott Watson , in Westminister.

In introducing The Poems of Rosamund Marriott Watson, H. B. Marriott Watson calls Taresjuvenilia and suggests that the poet did not set a high value on her earliest publication. The title in...

Unfortunately RMW 's partner, H. B. Marriott Watson , left instructions for most of their personal papers to be burned after his death.

James Barrie 's first full-length adult play, Richard Savage (on which he collaborated with H. B. Marriott Watson ), was performed for a charity matinee at the Criterion Theatre in London.

RMW altered her publishing name with each marriage or long-term relationship. After initially publishing under her first married surname, she turned to a pen name during her second marriage: Graham R. Tomson, from an...

She probably met the handsome Watson , a novelist who was, like her first husband, an Australian, in 1893 when he attended practices of the cricket team of which he and her second husband were...

Rosamund Tomson had ended (at least emotionally speaking) her second marriage and begun a romance with H. B. Marriott Watson .