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Young Bloomsbury

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2022
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A younger circle of artists and writers around the established Bloomsbury group is the subject here. The introduction opens on a summer evening in 1923, when Lytton Strachey and Duncan Grant cross London for a late-night party given by two American visitors, Henrietta Bingham and Mina Kirstein.

Dancing, singing and jazz music fill the evening, and Strachey's younger friends are delighted by it.

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Nino Strachey

Nino Strachey is a British historian and writer specializing in the people, houses, and creative networks associated with Bloomsbury. Young Bloomsbury, published in the United Kingdom by John Murray in 2022, follows the generation that gathered around the original Bloomsbury Group during the 1920s.

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First published
2022
Reading time
About 5 hours
Pages
283
Language
English
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