Laidlaw Books: A Forgotten Publisher of Fantasy and Modernism.
The article offers a research into a small and short-lived press, Laidlaw Books, established in June 1938 in London, England. Topics covered include a brief background on the Laidlaw family, its significance for publishing fantasy author Donald Armour, as well as books by Ezra Pound and Wyndham Lewi...
| Published in: | Wormwood (17442834) no. 38; pp. 77 - 89 |
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Tartarus Press
Spring2022
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| Summary: | The article offers a research into a small and short-lived press, Laidlaw Books, established in June 1938 in London, England. Topics covered include a brief background on the Laidlaw family, its significance for publishing fantasy author Donald Armour, as well as books by Ezra Pound and Wyndham Lewis, and the policies, personalities and fortunes of the firm and its effect on how literature is shaped. |
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