Nonesuch Press

Nonesuch Press

Nonesuch Press était un société d'édition fondé en 1922 par Francis Meynell, sa femme Vera Mendel et David Garnett.

Le premier livre, un recueil de poèmes a été édité en 1923. La société a été à son apogée dans les années 1920-1930 mais a continué à fonctionner jusque dans les années 1960. Elle a notamment édité les œuvres de William Congreve et des traductions de Dante et Cervantès. Elle a aussi publié des livres du Bloomsbury Group.


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