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| − | Novelist, poet and journalist. Literary editor and war journalist for the Liverpool Post newspaper. Editor of the Nottingham Journal. Books include 'Scissore' (1922), 'Sails of Sunset' (1924), and 48 other books. Awarded the Italian Gold Medal in 1966. Had notable affairs with [[Prince George, Duke of Kent]], | + | Novelist, poet and journalist. Literary editor and war journalist for the Liverpool Post newspaper. Editor of the Nottingham Journal. Books include 'Scissore' (1922), 'Sails of Sunset' (1924), and 48 other books. Awarded the Italian Gold Medal in 1966. Had notable affairs with [[Prince George, Duke of Kent]], Laurence Olivier, and [[W. Somerset Maugham]]. |
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| + | * [[War and Foreign Press Correspondents Who Identify as LGBTQ]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 00:22, 29 May 2022
Country
Great Britain
Birth - Death
1892 - 1976
Occupation
Writer, Journalist
Description
Novelist, poet and journalist. Literary editor and war journalist for the Liverpool Post newspaper. Editor of the Nottingham Journal. Books include 'Scissore' (1922), 'Sails of Sunset' (1924), and 48 other books. Awarded the Italian Gold Medal in 1966. Had notable affairs with Prince George, Duke of Kent, Laurence Olivier, and W. Somerset Maugham.
