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by Bill Goldstein

Hewet, Terence (character)

  Hewlett, Mr.

  Hogarth House (Richmond upon Thames)

  Hogarth Press

  Eliot published by

  Forster’s articles on Egypt for

  Two Stories by Leonard and Virginia Woolf published by

  Ulysses and

  Homer

  Hotchkiss, McK.

  Housman, A. E.

  Howards End (Forster)

  Hudson, Stephen (pen name of Sydney Schiff)

  Huebsch, Ben

  Hughes, Charles Evans

  Hutchinson, Mary

  Hutchinson, St. John “Jack”

  Huxley, Aldous

  Huxley, Julian

  India

  Indians, American

  Inferno (Dante)

  “In Flanders Fields” (McCrae)

  influenza

  epidemic of 1921–22

  pandemic of 1918–19

  Isherwood, Christopher

  Jacob’s Room (Woolf)

  Forster on

  Leonard reads

  published

  reviews

  written

  James, Henry

  James, William

  Jenkins, Anna

  Jews

  Leonard as

  Pound and

  Quinn and

  Sumner and

  John Bull

  Johnson, Samuel

  Johnson, Spud

  Joyce, James

  Clive Bell on

  critics of Ulysses and

  dinner with Eliot, Pound, and Liveright

  Eliot and

  Forster and

  Lawrence and

  Pound on

  Seldes on

  Ulysses indecency prosecutions and

  Woolf and

  Kaisar-i-Hind, RMS (ship)

  Kangaroo (Lawrence)

  published

  revised in Taos

  written in Australia

  World War I and “Nightmare” chapter

  Kaufman, Beatrice

  Kaufman, George S.

  Keats, John

  Keynes, Maynard

  Kingsley, Charles

  Kingsley, Mary St. Leger (“Lucas Mallet”)

  Kipling, Rudyard

  Knopf

  Krishna

  Lady Chatterley’s Lover (Lawrence)

  Lake Geneva (Lac Leman)

  Larbaud, Valery

  Last Poems (Housman)

  “Last Straw, The” (Lawrence)

  Lausanne, Switzerland

  Lawrence, David Herbert

  Aaron’s Rod and

  appearance of

  Brewster and

  Carswell

  challenges of 1922 and

  communitarian vision of

  death of

  desire to travel to America

  desire to write something new

  early background of

  egotism of

  Eliot on

  England, My England and

  essay writing by

  family and

  finances of

  Forster and

  Forster’s Howards End and

  friends depicted in novels of

  friendships with men

  Heseltine libel threat and

  homosexuality and

  influenza and

  Kangaroo written

  Lady Chatterley’s Lover and

  letter writing and

  Lost Girl and

  Mabel Dodge and

  marriage to Frieda Weekley

  Mr. Noon and

  “naked liberty” and

  natural world and

  nicknames of

  obscenity prosecutions and

  personality of

  Psychoanalysis and the Unconscious and

  racial theory of

  Rainbow and

  Sea and Sardinia and

  Seltzer and

  short stories and

  Sons and Lovers and

  Taos houses and

  Touch and Go and

  translates Verga

  travel essays of

  travels to Australia

  travels to Baden-Baden

  travels to Ceylon

  travels to Italy and Germany

  travels to Mexico

  travels to Taormina, Sicily

  travels to Taos

  Ulysses and

  White Peacock and

  Women in Love and

  writes in Taos with Dodge

  writes in “Wyewurk,” Thirroul, Australia

  writing process of

  World War I and

  Lawrence, Emily

  Lawrence, Frieda von Richtofen Weekley

  Lawrence, George

  Lawrence, Lettice Ada

  Lawrence, Lydia

  Lawrence, T. E. (“of Arabia”)

  Leslie, Colonel

  Lewes Priory

  Lewis, Sinclair

  Lewis, Wyndham

  Lilly, Rawdon (character)

  Lippincott (publisher)

  Little Gidding (Eliot)

  Little Review

  Liveright, Horace

  Liverpool Daily Post and Mercury

  Lloyds Bank

  London

  Eliot on, in Waste Land

  Lawrence’s memory of World War I and

  Vanessa Bell and

  Woolf on, in Mrs. Dalloway

  London Bridge

  “London Letter” (Eliot)

  London Mercury

  Longest Journey, The (Forster)

  Lost and Found on a South Sea Island (film)

  Lost Girl, The (Lawrence)

  “Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock” (Eliot)

  Lowell, Amy

  Ludolf, G. H.

  Luhan, Tony

  MacCarthy, Desmond

  Mademoiselle de Maupin (Gautier)

  Malatesta, Sigismondo Pandolfo

  “Malatesta Cantos” (Pound)

  Malet, Lucas (pen name of Mary St. Leger Kingsley)

  Manchester Guardian

  Mansfield, Katherine

  Margate

  Marks, Mary

  Martin, Kingsley

  Masood, Syed Ross

  Masses

  Massine, Léonide

  Maurice (Forster)

  McAlmon, Robert

  McCrae, John

  Mellors, Oliver (character)

  Melville, Herman

  Memoir Club

  Mencken, H. L.

  Mercury

  Meredith, George

  Merrild, Knud

  Merrill, George

  Methuen Press

  Milton, John

  Milton Academy

  Miriam (character)

  Mirlees, Hope

  Moby-Dick (Melville)

  Moncrieff, C. K. Scott

  Monk’s House (Rodmell)

  Moore, Marianne

  Moore, Mrs. (character)

  Moore, T. Sturge

  Moorgate station

  Morand, Paul

  Morrell, Ottoline

  Mortimer, Raymond

  Mountsier, Robert

  “Mr. Bennett and Mrs. Brown” (Woolf)

  Mr. Noon (Lawrence)

  Mrs. Dalloway (Woolf)

  “At Home, or a Party” section

  begun with revival of Clarissa Dalloway

  “Mrs. Dalloway in Bond Street” section

  “Mrs. Dalloway in Bond Street” published in Dial

  “Prime Minister” section

  published

  Mund, Sybil (character)

  Murry, John Middleton

  Mussolini, Benito

  “My Books and I” (Forster)

  Nation

  National Velvet (Bagnold)

  Nation and Athenaeum

  Neighborhood Playhouse

  New Age

  “New Heaven and Earth” (Lawrence)

  New Republic

  New Statesman

  New York Herald Tribune
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br />   New York Society for the Suppression of Vice

  New York State Court of Appeals

  New York State Penal Code, Section 1141

  New York State Supreme Court

  New York Times

  Book Review

  New-York Tribune

  Night and Day (Woolf)

  Not Under Forty (Cather)

  Nouvelle Revue française, La

  NRF Éditions

  Obscene Publications Act (Britain, 1857)

  obscenity prosecutions

  Gautier’s Mademoiselle and

  Joyce’s Ulysses and

  Lawrence and

  Seltzer and

  “Ode to Marcel Proust” (Morand)

  Odyssey (Homer)

  Old Mortality (Scott)

  One of Ours (Cather)

  Orlando (Woolf)

  Oxford University

  Paris

  “Paris Letters” (Pound column)

  Partridge, Ralph

  Passage to India, A (Forster)

  published

  written

  Pendennis (Thackeray)

  Persuasion (Austen)

  Pharos and Pharillon (Forster)

  Plato

  Player Queen, The (Yeats)

  Plotinus

  Poe, Edgar Allan

  Poetry

  Poetry Society of America

  Political Quarterly

  Poppy Day

  Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man, A (Joyce)

  Pound, Dorothy

  Pound, Ezra

  Bel Esprit plan and

  Cantos of

  “Credit and the Fine Arts” and

  Dial and

  Eliot and

  Homer and

  Joyce’s Ulysses and

  Lawrence and

  Lewis and

  “Malatesta Cantos” and

  new literary period heralded by

  “Paris Letters” and

  Proust and

  Waste Land title and

  Wilson on

  Pritchett, V. S.

  Prohibition

  “Prolegomena” (Pound)

  Proust, Marcel

  Psychoanalysis and the Unconscious (Lawrence)

  Publishers Weekly

  Pulitzer Prize for Poetry

  Punch

  Quinn, John

  Rainbow, The (Lawrence)

  suppressed for indecency

  Rananim commune

  Random House

  Rappaport, Mr.

  Rascoe, Burton

  “Recent German Poetry” (Hesse)

  Reform Club

  Regina v. Hicklin

  Reid, Forrest

  Remembrance Day

  In Search of Lost Time. See À la recherche du temps perdu; and specific volumes

  Richmond, Bruce

  Richthofen, Baroness Anna von

  Rivière, Jacques

  Robinson, Edwin Arlington

  Roddice, Hermione (character)

  Room with a View, A (Forster)

  Rothermere, Mary Lilian Harmsworth, Lady

  Royal Academy

  Royal British Legion

  Russell, Bertrand

  Sackville-West, Vita

  Sacred Wood, The (Eliot)

  Sainsbury, Harrington

  Salisbury, Lord

  Sassoon, Siegfried

  Schiff, Sydney

  Schiff, Violet

  Schlegel, Helen (character)

  Schlegel, Margaret (character)

  Schnitzler, Arthur

  Scott, Temple

  Scott, Walter

  Scott & Seltzer

  Scribner

  Sea and Sardinia (Lawrence)

  Secker, Martin

  Seldes, Gilbert

  Seltzer, Adele

  Seltzer, Thomas

  obscenity prosecutions and

  Seven Pillars of Wisdom (T. E. Lawrence)

  Shackleton, Ernest

  Shakespeare, William

  Shakespeare and Co.

  Shaw, Rose (character)

  shell shock

  Sidgwick, Frank

  Simpson, George

  Sisson, Aaron (character)

  Sitwell, Osbert

  Smith, Septimus (character)

  Sodome et Gomorrhe (Proust)

  Somers, Harriet (character)

  Somers, Richard Lovat (character)

  “Sonnet 30” (Shakespeare)

  Sons and Lovers (Lawrence)

  Sophocles

  Southborough, Lord

  Standard

  Stein, Leo

  Stephen, Adrian

  Stephen, Julia

  Stephen, Leslie

  Stephen, Thoby

  Sterne, Laurence

  Sterne, Mabel Dodge. See Dodge, Mabel

  Sterne, Maurice

  “Story of a Panic, The” (Forster)

  Strachey, Lytton

  Suez Canal

  Sumner, John

  Swann’s Way. See Du côté de chez Swann

  Swinnerton, Frank

  Sydney Morning Herald

  Tahiti

  Tahiti, SS (steamship)

  Taormina, Sicily

  Taos, New Mexico

  Thackeray, Harriet

  Thackeray, William

  Thayer, Scofield

  Thornton, Marianne “Aunt Monie”

  “Tickets, Please” (Lawrence)

  Times Literary Supplement

  Times (London)

  “Mr. E. M. Forster’s Books” and

  Tolstoy, Leo

  To the Lighthouse (Woolf)

  Touch and Go (Lawrence)

  Treatment of Neurasthenia by Means of Brain Control (Vittoz)

  Trevelyan, Bob

  Tristam Shandy (Sterne)

  Tristan and Isolde myth

  Ulysses (Joyce)

  Eliot and

  indecency prosecution and

  Larbaud and

  Lawrence and

  Pound and

  Quinn and

  Seldes on

  Woolf and

  United States

  indecency prosecutions in

  Lawrence arrives in

  Lawrence’s contradictory thoughts on

  U.S. Congress

  Vanity Fair

  Verdenal, Jean

  Verga, Giovanni

  Vicary, Frank

  Viking (publisher)

  Vinrace, Rachel (character)

  Vittoz, Roger

  Voyage Out, The (Woolf)

  Walsh, Raoul

  War and Peace (Tolstoy)

  Waste Land, The (Eliot)

  autobiographical aspects of

  Eliot’s published notes on

  negotiations for publication of

  Pound and

  Quinn reads

  reception of

  title of

  Woolf and

  World War I and

  Watson, James Sibley, Jr.

  Waves, The (Woolf)

  Wayne, John

  Weaver, Harriet

  Wedd, Nathaniel

  Weekley, Ernest

  Weekley, Frieda von Richtofen. See Lawrence, Frieda von Richtofen Weekley

  Wells, H. G.

  Westward Ho! (Kingsley)

  Wharton, Edith

  Where Angels Fear to Tread (Forster)

  White Peacock, The (Lawrence)

  Whitman, Walt

  Wilcox, Henry (character)

  Wilde, Oscar

  Williams, William Carlos

  Wilson, Edmund

  Women in Love (Lawrence)

  Forster and

  legal problems and

  published by

  sales

  written

  Woods, Fanny

  Woods, J. H.

  Woolf, Leonard

  Bloomsbury and

  Criterion and

  death of Virginia and

  Eliot and

  Forster and

  Hogarth House and

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p; Hogarth Press and

  Jacob’s Room and

  Joyce’s Ulysses and

  Monk’s House and

  Morrell and

  Mrs. Dalloway and

  novels and stories of

  pocket diaries of

  Political Quarterly and

  Two Stories published with Virginia

  Virginia’s health monitored by

  Virginia’s novels and

  Woolf, Virginia

  Asheham country house and

  Bloomsbury and

  “Byron and Mr. Briggs” by

  challenges of 1922 and

  Clarissa Dalloway from Voyage Out revived by

  Clive Bell and

  Common Reader and

  death of

  diary of

  Eliot and

  Eliot Fellowship Fund and

  Eliot’s Criterion and

  Eliot’s Waste Land and

  essays by

  finances of

  Forster and

  Forster on Jacob’s Room and

  Forster on Mrs. Dalloway and

  Forster on Night and Day and

  fortieth birthday of

  Fry and

  Hogarth House and

  Hogarth Press and

  Hutchinson and

  influenza and

  Jacob’s Room and

  jealousy and

  Joyce’s Ulysses and

  Leonard and

  Leonard reads Jacob’s Room and

  Leonard’s critiques of novels of

  letter writing and

  Lewis on

  literary circle of

  Mansfield and

  Monk’s House and

  Morrell and

  “Mr. Bennett and Mrs. Brown,” and

  Mrs. Dalloway written

  Night and Day and

  Orlando and

  personality of

  Proust and

  reading by

  reviews by

  rivalry with other writers

  Sackville-West and

  sales and

  social life of

  Strachey and

  suicide attempt of

  To the Lighthouse and

  Two Stories published, with Leonard

  Vanessa Bell and

  Voyage Out and

  on “women writers”

  writing problems and

  World War I and

  World War I

  Worth, Irene

  Wubbenhorst, F.

  Yale Beinecke Library

  Yeats, W. B.

  Young Girl’s Diary, A (anonymous)

  Ziegfeld Follies (revue)

  ABOUT THE AUTHOR

  BILL GOLDSTEIN, the founding editor of the New York Times books website, reviews books and interviews authors for NBC’s Weekend Today in New York. He is also the curator of public programs at Roosevelt House, the public policy institute of New York’s Hunter College. A graduate of the University of Chicago, Goldstein received a PhD in English from the City University of New York Graduate Center in 2010. He is the recipient of writing fellowships from the MacDowell Colony, Yaddo, the Ucross Foundation, and elsewhere for his work on The World Broke in Two. You can sign up for email updates here.

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