Jayne E. Marek

Marsden , always a supporter of HSW 's writing, called her column an institution, although it was a short-lived one. Literary historian Jayne E. Marek believes that under HSW 's patronage The New...

In considering the paucity of credit given to Bryher for her patronage of the influential Contact Press , critic Jayne Marek describes her as an invisible woman. Bryher is even less recognized as...

Close Up was influential. Jayne Marek describes it as the chief contemporary forum for debate about the social implications as well as the theory and practice of cinema. In 1998, Princeton University Press published...

HD's place in modernism has been for a long time obscured but lately fairly thoroughly recovered. Jayne E. Marek has noted that considerable time elapsed before the complaints of such scholars as Michael Levenson that...

Bryher was also asked to translate Six Sea Poems by Antipater of Sidon for this series, but Jayne Marek notes that this work probably remained unpublished.

Twenty-four of MM 's Poems were selected, ostensibly without her knowledge, by H. D. and Mr. and Mrs. Robert McAlmon (the latter being her friend Bryher ) and published through Harriet Shaw Weaver 's Egoist Press

She retained her post and function as editor until July 1929. Literary historian Jayne E. Marek argues that the impression that Moore worked only in collaboration with, and even deferred to, both Thayer and...