Heyer, Georgette, 1902-1974
Dates
- Existence: 1902-08-16 - 1974-07-04
Biography
English novelist and short story writer.
Found in 254 Collections and/or Records:
Letter from Georgette Heyer (Rougier) to L.P. Moore, 1932-05-22
"[...] This letter is just to write you, and to warn you (probably quite unnecessarily) not to come and see me for ages yet. Because I have gone into a..."
Letter from Georgette Heyer (Rougier) to L.P. Moore, 1932-05-27
"But L.P., why have you gone and lost your voice? Have you been ill, or is it just a relaxed throat? Not laryngitis, I hope? I'm so sorry for you..."
Letter from Georgette Heyer (Rougier) to L.P. Moore, 1935-02-19
"Here is the contract- with many thanks [...] Still no cook. How I loathe domesticity..."
Letter from Georgette Heyer (Rougier) to L.P. Moore, 1935-02-24
"Suddenly remembered that you asked me for a photograph and biographical details. You have a recent photograph of me- a small one, which I sent you and Heinamann last year..."
Letter from Georgette Heyer (Rougier) to L.P. Moore, 1935-08-29
"Rather a teaser. I do know more or less what the new book is about, but I haven't given it a title, and the fear, being still fluid, is liable to change..."
Letter from Georgette Heyer (Rougier) to L.P. Moore, 1935-09-19
"This is- as near as I can make it- between 5000 and 5500 words long. It is meerly a title- or, as the title says, An Incident, but typical..."
Letter from Georgette Heyer (Rougier) to L.P. Moore, 1935-10-10
"Yes, yes, of course I approve- only don't let us get rounded into any sort of mass, for the love of Mike..."
Letter from Georgette Heyer (Rougier) to L.P. Moore, 1937-09-25
"A line to let you know that I've had a perfectly satisfactory letter from B.F. Oliver about the condition of the plates of my [?]books. He has promised to inspect them, and says that he expects they are worn..."
Letter from Georgette Heyer (Rougier) to L.P. Moore, 1937-10-02
"I am sending you one set of proofs tomorrow, for Australian Woman's Weekly. I'll send you the others in a day or two, but I don't think I want you to let Doubleday have them..."
Letter from Georgette Heyer (Rougier) to L.P. Moore, 1937-11-07
"I suppose you've seen that both the Sunday papers have [?] An Infamous Army. It may be my fault for having failed, but nothing will ever convince me that I should have [?] another- any other- publisher..."