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About Antonia White
She was a British writer, born under the name Eirine Botting to parents Cecil and Christine Botting. She later took her mother's maiden name, White. Tony was a name she was known by amongst her friends.
Novels
Frost in May (1933)
The Lost Traveller (1950)
The Sugar House (1952)
Strangers (1954)
Beyond the Glass (1954)
Minka and Curdy (1957)
The Lost Traveller (1950)
The Sugar House (1952)
Strangers (1954)
Beyond the Glass (1954)
Minka and Curdy (1957)
Omnibus
Weather in the Streets / All Passion Spent / Frost in May (1994) (with Rosamond Lehmann, Vita Sackville-West)
Non fiction
BBC at war (1941)
The Hound and the Falcon: The story of a reconversion to the Catholic faith (1965)
As Once in May: The early autobiography of Antonia White and other writings (1983)
Diaries. Vol. 1: 1926-1957 (1991)
Diaries. Vol. 2: 1958-1979 (1992)
The Hound and the Falcon: The story of a reconversion to the Catholic faith (1965)
As Once in May: The early autobiography of Antonia White and other writings (1983)
Diaries. Vol. 1: 1926-1957 (1991)
Diaries. Vol. 2: 1958-1979 (1992)
Books about Antonia White
Now to My Mother: A very personal memoir of Antonia White (1985) by Susan Chitty
Nothing to Forgive: A daughter's life of Antonia White (1988) by Lyndall P Hopkinson
Daily Modernism: The literary diaries of Virginia Woolf, Antonia White, Elizabeth Smart and Anais Nin (2000) by Elizabeth Podnieks
Nothing to Forgive: A daughter's life of Antonia White (1988) by Lyndall P Hopkinson
Daily Modernism: The literary diaries of Virginia Woolf, Antonia White, Elizabeth Smart and Anais Nin (2000) by Elizabeth Podnieks
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