Shaw George Bernard Article Author (1 results)

i-ii, 53-80, iii-iv pp. i-ii, 53-80, iii-iv pp. The [Incorporated] Society of Authors was founded in 1884 as a trade union for professional writers, illustrators and literary translators in the United Kingdom. Its membership has included G. Bernard Shaw, Alfred Tennyyson, H. G. Wells, and E. M. Forster. The Author was established as a quarterly journal for the society in 1890. This December 1901 edition includes the essay "How to Make Plays Readable" by Shaw (pp. 59-62). Self-wrappers; lightly toned with minute nicks to edges, lightly rubbed. Infrequent and noninvasive pencil annotations. With a loose slip printed in red reminding members to pay dues. …