Storm Jameson biography at QuotationFun

A Short Biography of Storm Jameson

Author Name:

Storm Jameson

Born As:

Margaret Storm Jameson

Other Names:

Born:

08 Jan 1891

Died:

30 Sep 1986




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Novelist                          
Selected Works:

The Pot Boils - 1919
The Happy Highways - 1920
Modern Drama in Europe - 1920
The Clash - 1922
Lady Susan and Life: An Indiscretion - 1923
The Pitiful Wife - 1923
Three Kingdoms - 1926
The Lovely Ship - 1927 The Triumph of Time I
Farewell to Youth - 1928
The Georgian Novel and Mr. Robinson - 1929
The Voyage Home - 1930 The Triumph of Time II
The Decline of Merry England - 1930
Richer Dust - 1931 The Triumph of Time III
The Single Heart - 1932
That Was Yesterday - 1932
Women Against Men - 1933
No Time Like the Present - 1933 autobiography
A Day Off - 1933
Company Parade - 1934
Mirror in Darkness - 1934
Love in Winter - 1935
Challenge to Death - 1935 editor, essays
None Turn Back - 1936
In the Second Year - 1936
The Moon is Making - 1937
Delicate Monsters - 1937
Here Comes a Candle - 1938
The Novel in Contemporary Life - 1938
Farewell Night, Welcome Day - 1939
Civil Journey - 1939
Cousin Honoré - 1940
Europe to Let - 1940
The End of This War - 1941
The Fort - 1942
Then We Shall Hear Singing: A Fantasy in C Major - 1942
London Calling : A Salute to America - 1942
Cloudless May - 1943
The Journal of Mary Hervey Russell - 1945
The Other Side - 1946
Before the Crossing - 1947
The Black Laurel - 1947
The Moment Of Truth - 1949
The Writer's Situation - 1950 essays
The Hidden River - 1952
The Green Man - 1952
The Intruder - 1956
A Cup of Tea for Mr. Thorgill - 1957
A Ulysses Too Many - 1958
Last Score,or the Private Life of Sir Richard Ormston - 1961
Morley Roberts: The Last Eminent Victorian - 1961
The Road from the Monument - 1962
A Month Soon Goes - 1962
The Aristide Case - 1964
The Early Life of Stephen Hind - 1966
The White Crow - 1968
Journey from the North - 1969 two volumes, autobiography
Parthian Words - 1970
There Will Be A Short Interval - 1973
Speaking of Stendhal - 1979.                          
Married Guy Chapman, also a writer, and kept her birth name.