Miranda Seymour

LOM inspired a number of fictional creations by her associates. D. H. Lawrence drew a hostile portrait of her as Hermione Roddice in Women in Love (1920). She reappears as Priscilla Wimbush in Aldous Huxley

Miranda Seymour (who has published a life of Graves and a novel based on an incident in his life and Riding's) does not believe this story of indebtedness, and nor does Riding's biographer Friedmann...

Critic Jerome McGann asserts that LR , while making no claim to transcendent poetic power, makes poetry out of her own power to rise above her subject. In this he associates her with Felicia Hemans

Recent books by Julia Markus and by Miranda Seymour have undertaken to set the reckoning straight between Lady Byron and her husband, with judgements on HBS along the way.

When theoretical critic Barbara Johnson composed an essay on MS in 1980 she was choosing, for a symposium on Jacques Derrida , a relatively unknown topic—yet for the rest of her career she found she...

AAB has given her name to the Ada Initiative , a small organization supporting women in open technology and culture (http://adainitiative.org/). A conference on her achievements and legacies was held at the Stevens Institute of Technology

Evocations of Garsington Manor appear in various works of fiction by her contemporaries. In 1976 the critic Carolyn Heilbrun edited a collection of photographs taken by Lady Ottoline at her home. A biographer, Miranda Seymour

She was a prolific writer of letters: with Bertrand Russell alone, she exchanged more than four thousand. She also kept journals, the function of which evolved over the course of her life. Biographer Miranda Seymour