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reports that "Douglas's
Mediterranean travel writing chimed with the public taste", and that "there was a time when, in smart literary conversations, Norman Douglas was regarded as one of the smartest things going. Part of that smartness was his keeping, for the whole of his long depraved life, one
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and child rape. In 1916, British prosecutors charged
Douglas with sexually assaulting a sixteen-year-old boy, and in 1917 he was charged with indecent assault of two boys, one a 10-year-old and the other aged 12. Douglas was granted bail and fled the country for Capri, Italy. He was also forced to
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wrote that "the true heir to the great tradition of the 'pedestrian tour' in our own century has been 'pagan-to-the-core' Norman
Douglas. Having first visited the south of Italy with his brother in 1888, before he was 30 he had abandoned his pregnant Russian mistress and his job at the British
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writes, "Pino did know
English well and spoke it fluently, though with certain mistakes which gave it a peculiar flavour. And he was perfectly capable of writing those books himself, except that verbal correction would have been needed". (The books are apparently
273:). His mother was Vanda von Poellnitz. His father was John Sholto Douglas (1838–1874), manager of a cotton mill, who died in a hunting accident when Douglas was about six. He spent the first years of his life on the family estate, Villa Falkenhorst, in Thüringen.
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Further scandals led
Douglas to leave Italy for the South of France in 1937. Following the collapse of France in 1940 Douglas left the Riviera and made a circuitous journey to London, where he lived from 1942 to 1946. He published the first edition of his
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reports, "He was just entering his eighty-fourth year when I last saw him on Capri some months before his death, and I can still hear the mock despair of his parting words: 'For God's sake, dearie, preserve me from those *******.'" John
Davenport, in
1181:.) Aldington then adds that Norman Douglas, rather than make corrections to the two books, "rewrote Pino's books, and spoiled them, by taking out the special quality which was Pino and substituting his own much less amusing mannerisms". (p. 29)
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Elizabeth Louisa
Theobaldina FitzGibbon (their mothers were sisters, daughters of Baron Ernst von Poellnitz). They had two children, Louis Archibald (Archie) and Robert Sholto (Robin), and Norman's first published book,
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with a mock-scholarly critical apparatus. This classic (of its kind) has been frequently republished, often without acknowledgment in pirate editions. A definitive edition has now been published.
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995:, p. 375, Aldington writes that Lawrence's portrait of Douglas as Argyle "was the real cause of the breach between those two and of Norman's anti-Lawrence pamphlet, though the ostensible
516:, a contemporary of Douglas's, concluded his 1931 biography by saying that Douglas's kind of prose "is at present out of fashion". He found his writing "at times as ruthless in its irony as
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s
Humbert Humbert. Nabokov ensures Douglas a part in the novel: Gaston Godin, Humbert's homosexual colleague at Beardsley College, has a photograph of Norman Douglas on his studio wall...."
2018:
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427:, who published a number of Douglas's books and works by other English authors in his Lungarno series. Many of these books, notably the first edition of Lawrence's
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is not the reason why I took up arms against him. The reason was that he had distorted the character of a dead friend of mine whose memory I wished to defend."
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as "a vivid memorial to the inventiveness and energy of London children, and an implicit testimony to the streets which harboured and protected their play."
347:, began dividing his time between the Villa Daphne there and London, and became a more committed writer. Nepenthe, the fictional island setting of his novel
433:, would have been prosecuted for obscenity if they had been published in London. Douglas probably had a major hand in writing Orioli's autobiography,
397:, led to a falling out between the two writers. Douglas and Lawrence continued the feud through their responses to the memoirs of the American author
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618:.... Scholars prefer the first; Douglas and his aficionados, the third; but the common reader has decided upon the middle work as the masterpiece.
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Embassy in St
Petersburg and purchased a villa at Posillipo. By then he had also published his first piece on the subject of southern Italy...."
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in a tiny edition in Lisbon. He returned to Capri in 1946 and was made a citizen of the island. His circle of acquaintances included the writer
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571:, is a fictionalised account of life in Capri, with controversial references to moral and sexual issues. It has been frequently reprinted.
472:). His last words are reputed to have been: "Get those fucking nuns away from me." The Latin inscription on his tombstone, from an ode by
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Douglas died in Capri, apparently after deliberately overdosing himself on drugs after a long illness (see
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Some Limericks: Collected for Students & ensplendour’d with Introduction, Geographical Index, and with Notes etc.
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Visiting the Villa Torricella Capri (October 1906). Norman Douglas sits in the middle, leaning against the column.
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1494:, Florence, 1933 (Lungarno series). Enlarged and revised edition: Rupert Hart-Davis, London, 1952.
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1011:(1946), p. 52, however, Douglas writes, "No. The playful caricature of myself in Lawrence's
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1253:"Pederasts as monsters and the problem of active not-knowing – Rachel Hope Cleves | Aeon Essays"
319:, but was placed on leave following a sexual scandal. In 1897 he bought a villa (Villa Maya) in
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Impressions of Southern Italy: British Travel Writing from Henry Swinburne to Norman Douglas
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247:(8 December 1868 – 7 February 1952) was a British writer, now best known for his 1917 novel
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The Evolution of the Grand Tour: Anglo-Italian Cultural Relations since the Renaissance
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The Evolution of the Grand Tour: Anglo-Italian Cultural Relations since the Renaissance
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The Grand Tour and Beyond: British and American Travellers in Southern Italy, 1545–1960
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598:(Italy) (1921), and the short “One Day” (Greece) (1929). Reviewing Douglas's work in
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Russo, John Paul (Summer 1998). "Reviews: Old Calabria by Norman Douglas".
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Edited with an epilogue by Graham Greene, New York: Viking Press, 1976.
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of Tilquhillie. Douglas's maternal great-grandfather was General
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An Impossible Woman: The Memories of Dottoressa Moor of Capri
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987:(1954), pp. 165, 185), the character James Argyle, in
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Lives of the Novelists: A History of Fiction in 294 Lives
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Fountains in the Sand: Rambles Among the Oases of Tunisia
626:(privately published, 1930). His last published work was
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1110:(1926). See section of this entry, "Douglas in fiction."
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Davenport, John (1955). 'Introduction' to a reprint of
1070:(3rd ed.). New York: H. W. Wilson. pp. 393–5.
1147:, edited by Keith Cushman, Black Sparrow Press (1987)
1127:, 20 February 1926. Lawrence's letter is reprinted in
826:(1941, Chatto & Windus/Secker & Warburg, 1945)
1424:, New York: Farrar, Straus and Giroux, 2021, p. 138.
747:(Privately printed, 1924) (reprinted with changes in
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was Lawrence's superbly written introduction to the
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1584:. 'The Dolphin Books', Chatto & Windus, London.
1046:. douglashistory.co.uk. Retrieved 12 February 2012.
622:Douglas's early pamphlets on Capri were revised in
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Elizabeth Louisa Theobaldina FitzGibbon (1898–1903)
757:(Privately printed/later Chapman & Hall, 1925)
788:How About Europe? Some Footnotes on East and West
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1881:Entdeckung der blauen Grotte auf der Insel Capri
1532:. Edizione La Conchigli, Via le Botteghe, Capri.
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934:' character John Parlabane refers to Douglas in
800:Paneros: Some Words on Aphrodisiacs and the Like
794:Capri: Materials for a Description of the Island
416:and "all kinds of set forms, including official
1456:Brackett, Virginia; Gaydosik, Victoria (2006).
1674:"Archival material relating to Norman Douglas"
1230:, London: Secker & Warburg (1956), p. vii.
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387:D. H. Lawrence based a character in his novel
315:in 1894 and from then until 1896 was based in
296:. Douglas's paternal grandfather was the 14th
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1093:. Normandouglas.ch. Retrieved 10 August 2011.
928:(1980) makes occasional reference to Douglas.
582:, described as "rambles amongst the oases of
488:Douglas was accused on numerous occasions of
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1348:, 2nd edition, Routledge, 2000, pp. 127–128.
1242:. Merriampark.com. Retrieved 10 August 2011.
2136:Capri Hollywood International Film Festival
1135:, Penguin Books, 1950, pp. 349-351; and in
1102:Douglas's side of the feud is recounted in
818:Looking Back: An Autobiographical Excursion
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1034:. Capri Tourism. Retrieved 10 August 2011.
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961:(2014) features Douglas as a character.
832:(Lindsay Drummond, 1946), autobiography
761:Birds and Beasts of the Greek Anthology
734:(Chapman & Hall, 1923), travel book
728:(Chapman & Hall, 1921), travel book
637:, an anthology of more-or-less obscene
480:, "We are all driven to the same end".
393:(1922) on Douglas, which, according to
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360:From 1912 to 1916 Douglas worked for
1606:Photos of Norman Douglas (in German)
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19:For the New Zealand politician, see
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1335:John Sutherland, 2011, pp. 269–270.
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2049:Chiesa di Santa Maria del Soccorso
1502:Norman Douglas: A Pictorial Record
702:(Martin Secker, 1915), travel book
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876:The Real Life of Sebastian Knight
873:'s character Sebastian Knight in
790:(1929, Chatto & Windus, 1930)
722:(Chapman & Hall, 1920), novel
276:Douglas was brought up mainly at
2039:Chiesa di Santa Maria a Cetrella
2019:Chiesa di San Michele alla Croce
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1649:Works by or about Norman Douglas
1592:A Bibliography of Norman Douglas
1504:. New York: The McBride Company.
812:Summer Islands: Ischia and Ponza
769:(Privately printed, 1927), novel
667:The Forestal Conditions of Capri
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1594:. Rupert Hart-Davis, London.
1528:Meusberger, Wilhelm (2004).
1521:McDonald, Edward D. (1927).
1137:The Letters of D.H. Lawrence
716:(Martin Secker, 1917), novel
681:(Giannini & Figli, 1907)
565:Douglas's most famous work,
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253:. His travel books, such as
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1509:Norman Douglas: A Biography
808:(Chatto & Windus, 1930)
775:(Privately printed, 1928),
745:: A Plea for Better Manners
708:(St. Catherine Press, 1916)
633:In 1928, Douglas published
265:Norman Douglas was born in
21:Norman Douglas (politician)
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1968:Ospedale G. Capilupi Capri
1530:Norman Douglas: A Portrait
1179:Moving Along: Just a Diary
1175:Adventures of a Bookseller
991:, is based on Douglas. In
949:Lunch With Elizabeth David
814:(Desmond Harmsworth, 1931)
484:Sexual assault allegations
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1145:Memoir of Maurice Magnus
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541:jump ahead of the law."
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2059:Chiesa di Santo Stefano
1983:Punta Carena Lighthouse
1658:Works by Norman Douglas
1639:Works by Norman Douglas
1630:Works by Norman Douglas
1536:Ouditt, Sharon (2013).
1511:. Secker & Warburg.
1507:Holloway, Mark (1976).
1498:FitzGibbon, Constantine
1462:. Infobase Publishing.
1384:(subscription required)
784:(The Hours Press, 1929)
548:(which is chapter 4 of
430:Lady Chatterley's Lover
323:, a maritime suburb of
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2034:Chiesa di Sant'Antonio
1948:Certosa di San Giacomo
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1611:30 August 2011 at the
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679:Some Antiquarian Notes
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2024:Chiesa di Sant'Andrea
1958:Grand Hotel Quisisana
1514:Leary, Lewis (1968).
1316:London: The Biography
1282:Spartacus Educational
973:(1922). According to
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909:The Tremor of Forgery
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1816:Grotta dell'Arsenale
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1119:Lawrence replied to
1089:3 March 2016 at the
1044:The Douglas Archives
993:Life for Life's Sake
980:Life for Life's Sake
836:Venus in the Kitchen
675:(Luigi Pierro, 1906)
651:Unprofessional Tales
530:describes Douglas's
461:and the food writer
334:Unprofessional Tales
2029:Chiesa di Sant'Anna
1953:Gardens of Augustus
1912:Castello Barbarossa
1703:Library of Congress
1623:7 July 2011 at the
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1320:Chatto & Windus
936:the Cornish Trilogy
886:Vladimir Nabokov's
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706:London Street Games
628:A Footnote on Capri
532:London Street Games
478:Omnes eodem cogimur
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1821:Grotta delle Felci
1446:Aldington, Richard
1322:, 2000; New York:
1064:Kunitz, Stanley J.
906:'s protagonist in
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849:Douglas in fiction
669:(Adam Bros., 1904)
594:(Austria) (1923),
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313:diplomatic service
311:He started in the
267:ThĂĽringen, Austria
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1563:. Profile Books.
1420:Wilson, Frances,
1366:Italian Americana
1301:H. M. Tomlinson.
1210:Jon Manchip White
1170:Richard Aldington
1153:978-0-87685-716-8
975:Richard Aldington
947:Roger Williams's
842:Footnote on Capri
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