The second volume in Storm Jameson¿s autobiography starts on the eve of the Second World War, and encompasses Jameson¿s involvement as the first female president of PEN, where she met all of the writers and artists of her day, and was pivotal in helping refugee families get to Britain. Published by PFD, jacket design by Jason Jermaine Morgan.

Journey from the North: v. 2

JAMESON, Storm

Harper&Row

Parthian words

Literature & Fiction

Collins

There will be a short interval

Harvill Press

<p>"She was too restless to work or write. She thought of Richard, of her unmanageable desires and her unabateable ambitions...My life is in pieces, I am nothing, I have achieved nothing; yet I will, she thought." In the month of the 1918 Armistice a young woman, Hervey Russell, comes to London to seek her fortune. Inexperienced an poor, she has all the dreams of youth. Hervey is alone, her husband in the Air Force still, her baby son in Yorkshire. She plunges into the social and political ferment of London life with her friends T.S. and Philip, her slovenly neighbour Delia, and her lover, the American Jess Gage. This is the beginning of Hervey' story...</p>

Company Parade

Literary

Penguin??Books

The setting is London and that world in which intellect, elegance, politics, and power meet.  Stephen Hind, born to meaner circumstances has to train himself in various social and intellectual graces.  His purpose is firm, mind is sharp and taste fastidious.  He only requires opportunities to seize upon, and when they come he exploits them fully.  The society that Stephen hopes to win over values his good looks, agile brain and sexual talents, even when his motives are obvious.  An sharp questioning of what illusions by which men live make this portrait of a gifted opportunist one of Storm Jameson's most memorable creations.

The Early Life of Stephen Hind

Contemporary

The Writer's Situation

Greenwood Press

JOURNEY FROM NORTH-V2

Virago Pr

<p>Six years after the Great War, a promising writer—Hervey Russell—is frustrated by her career and her marriage to an unloving man. Her desperate longing for a new beginning finds an outlet when she encounters her war-damaged cousin Nicholas, who until this meeting has thought his life was over. Love in Winter forms the second part of the Mirror in Darkness trilogy, and its heroine is the author's autobiographical shadow.</p>

Love in Winter (Capuchin Classics)

Capuchin Classics

The Happy Highways [ 1920 ]

Cornell University Library

The Happy Highways

History

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