Titlebook: Wells; Interviews and Recol J. R. Hammond Book 1980 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 1980 collections.fiction

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Shaw and Wells,cy was pretty well played out. Both of them assumed after the 1931 collapse that Capitalism was doomed and that Socialism must soon take its place. Neither of them thought this could be achieved by the gradual and painless stages which orthodox Labour took for granted. Both of them shared the common

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Wells as seen by his Publisher,d’s statesmen. Our list was good; some of the authors highly distinguished; production under Lloyd’s direction was first-rate; the advertising, which I laid out myself, was copious and in my own opinion splendidly devised. What then was lacking? Sales know-how! It is this which in most cases is the

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https://doi.org/10.1057/978-1-349-95363-9tudents for he was sociable, amusing, friendly and a most brilliant talker — who was refreshing and stimulating — without ever showing malice or ill-nature. As a speaker in the Debating Society he never had an equal in my time.. His wit was keen and swift — his sarcasm never wounded the victims of i

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230348424rticle; for, apart from the interest one feels in his personality, Mr. Wells’s own career is in itself a romance. His battle uphill has been a fine one, a real encouragement to those of us who may feel that the force of circumstances is against us. His first work in life was done as a draper’s appre

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Jenny Martin,Stephen Keast,Lucy Andershat Wells had, and he advised an approach to Wells. Provided with an introduction, therefore, I made it; but while he was kind, and did not decline to see me, Wells showed that he could not tell me what I wanted to know. Therefore, although I visited his house, and talked with Mrs. Wells, I did not

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