Orage, Alfred Richard
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Orage, Alfred Richard (1875–1934), joined the
Fabian Society, and was active in a wide range of artistic, political, and intellectual activities. Partly financed by G. B.
Shaw and assisted initially by Holbrook Jackson (1874–1948), he edited the
New Age, a periodical which acquired during this period much political and literary prestige. His contributors included both the established ( Shaw, Arnold
Bennett,
Wells, and others) and the as yet unknown (including
Pound, K.
Mansfield,
Aldington, and T. E.
Hulme). After leaving the
New Age in 1922 he went to Fontainebleau, then New York, as a
Gurdjieff disciple, returning to England in 1931 to found the
New English Weekly, which he edited until his death.
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Orage, Alfred Richard
Book article from: The Concise Oxford Companion to English Literature
Orage, Alfred Richard (1875–1934), joined the Fabian Society, and was active...others) and the as yet unknown (including Pound , K. Mansfield , Aldington , and T. E. Hulme ). After leaving the New Age in 1922 he went to...
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