Talk:Maurice Girodias
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[edit] Moved from article
I have moved the following text (added by User:81.159.100.217 on Jan. 14, 2005) from the article:
A personal note. Maurice Girodias entered into an agreement with the New English Library in London in 1965. He became friends with the then managing director and was, despite the above paragraph, anything but a dull sort. It is true that he was a comple idiot in business matters but not, at least in this transaction, seriously dishonest. He understood modern English literature and was an excellent and fast-working editor. He was also surprisingly charming and always said he had made a living as a gigolo when he was in his late teens. The association with the New English Library only lasted about a year as Girodias was very keen on pushing the bounds of censorship until there was a court case which he saw as a potential for great publicity. The management was not in agreement.
-- Gyrofrog (talk) 06:39, 14 January 2006 (UTC)
I removed the reference to a "T.C." edition of Lawrence's "Lady Chatterley's Lover" because there was no such edition. Patk 04:32, 21 September 2006 (UTC) Perfectly OK to remove that from the article. There may well be good reasons. Nevertheless it is absolutely true. I WAS the managing director concerned, I had an immense affection from Maurice and, yes, he was lousy at business. The New English Library at the time was a wholly owned subsidiary of the New American Library which was, at the time, owned by the Times Mirror in Los Angeles and the Chandlers were not happy about the association with the Olympia Press. 121.209.168.146 00:06, 6 November 2007 (UTC) Gareth Powell gp@mail.com
[edit] Valeria Solanas / I Shot Andy Warhol
This article should include info on Girodias's publication of Valerie Solanas (who intended to shoot Girodias but had to make do with Andy Warhol). I'll get to it if no-one beats me to it!
Monstro23 05:22, 5 November 2007 (UTC)
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