- John
Rodker (18
December 1894 – 6
October 1955) was an
English writer,
modernist poet, and
publisher of
modernist writers. John
Rodker was born on 18...
- Joan M
Rodker (1 May 1915, Kensington,
London – 27
December 2010) was an
English political activist and
television producer. The
daughter of the modernist...
-
Rodker is a surname. It may
refer to: Joan
Rodker (1915–2010),
English political activist and
television producer John
Rodker (1894–1955),
English writer...
- Mary
Franeis Butts, (13
December 1890 – 5
March 1937) also Mary
Rodker by marriage, was an
English modernist writer. Her work
found recognition in literary...
-
modelled Molly partly on her good
friend Joan
Rodker, the
daughter of the
modernist poet and
publisher John
Rodker.
Lessing did not like
being pigeonholed as...
- the RAF in
World War II. A
relationship with Joan
Rodker,
daughter of the
modernist poet John
Rodker,
resulted in the
birth of a son, Ernest, in Odessa...
- slang-based
adaptation of Maldoror,
making The Hood
Chants the
first of its kind.
Rodker, John (translator). The Lay of
Maldoror (1924). Wernham, Guy (translator)...
- For
legal reasons the book was
printed on
behalf of
Egoist Press by John
Rodker using the same printer, Darantiere [fr], and
plates as the
first edition...
- the
years before World War I (the
others included Isaac Rosenberg, John
Rodker and
Joseph Leftwich). In the
First World War he was a
conscientious objector...
- Maldoror. London:
Casanova Society, 1924.
First English translation, by John
Rodker.
Illustrated with 3
plates by
Odilon Redon Maldoror.
Translated by Guy Wernham;...
