John Middleton Murry

For the first time in her life DB kept a sort of diary, writing it in a volume with printed blank pages dated from January through March that year. She addressed it to John Middleton Murry

The press issued this little book on the same day as Eliot 's Poems and John Middleton Murry 's The Critic in Judgment.

John Middleton Murry edited and posthumously published the Journal of Katherine Mansfield.

From about a month after Katherine Mansfield died until the end of the year (with a kind of postscript before leaving for New Mexico), DB kept a surviving diary in a volume given her by...

John Middleton Murry edited and posthumously published The Letters of Katherine Mansfield.

KM , returned from wanderings in Europe, settled with John Middleton Murry at The Gables, Cholesbury, Buckinghamshire.

KM , John Middleton Murry , and L. M. settled at Sierre in Switzerland.

John Middleton Murry was supposed to accompany them, but in the event did not, and the idea of the community quickly evaporated. They first stayed in Taos with Mabel Dodge Luhan , who then conveyed...

Because of Murry 's bankruptcy, he and KM came back from Paris to England to live in Chelsea.

KM and Murry moved from London to Rose Tree Cottage, in The Lee near Great Missenden in Buckinghamshire.

After KM 's affair with Francis Carco finally ended, she and Murry moved back from Great Missenden in Buckinghamshire to St John's Wood.

KM and Murry left England for the South of France.

Back from a summer spent largely in Cornwall, Mansfield and Murry (after she had briefly left him once more to stay in Brett 's studio) moved into J. M. Keynes 's house in Bloomsbury.

The recently married KM and John Middleton Murry moved into their own home at 2 Portland Villas, Hampstead (along with L. M. , who had given up her job to housekeep for them).

Anticipating protest from critics, MP defended his work and its increasingly homosexual aspects on the grounds that he had to follow his characters where their serious defects or vices lead. Remarkably, this volume provoked...