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0:00 - Introduction: The Spectacle of Nancy Cunard
1:37 - Maud Burke and Sir Bache Cunard
4:35 - The Reality of Nevill Holt
7:52 - A Detached Childhood & Miss Scarth
11:11 - George Moore: The First Friend
14:10 - Departure for London and Munich
16:24 - Sponsor: June's Journey
17:45 - The Corrupt Coterie in Venice
21:41 - Fitzrovia, Iris Tree, and the Eiffel Tower Restaurant
23:55 - 1914: The Outbreak of War
28:19 - Flight Into Marriage with Sydney Fairbairn
33:35 - Peter Broughton-Adderley: Entirely Loved
36:04 - The Spanish Flu and Escape to France
39:55 - 1920: Heading to Paris Alone
40:35 - Michael Arlen and The Green Hat
42:52 - 1921: Hysterectomy and Personal Cost
45:14 - The Obsession of Aldous Huxley
47:04 - Publishing Parallax and the Eton Crop
49:29 - Tristan Tzara, Dadaism, and Louis Aragon
52:33 - The Hours Press and Samuel Beckett's Whoroscope
57:19 - Meeting Henry Crowder in Venice
1:00:05 - Exposed in Venice
1:02:22 - Réanville and the Hours Press Collaboration
1:03:12 - Structural Anger: The Genesis of Negro
1:05:40 - L'Âge d'Or and the Clash with Emerald Cunard
1:07:27 - Black Man and White Ladyship
1:09:21 - 1936: The Front Lines of the Spanish Civil War
1:12:44 - Post-War Return to a Looted Le Puits Carré
1:15:37 - The Death of Emerald Cunard
1:16:06 - Arrest, Expulsion, and Holloway Sanatorium
1:17:40 - The Final Years in France
1:19:31 - Hôpital Cochin: The Last Dispatches
1:21:42 - Outro and Credits
1:22:28 - Mythic Women Channel Members Acknowledgments
1:25:35 - Dedication to Yan
Sources note: This biography draws especially on Judith Mackrell’s Flappers: Six Women of a Dangerous Generation and Anne de Courcy’s Magnificent Rebel: Nancy Cunard in Jazz Age Paris, along with contemporary writings, letters, and reporting connected to Nancy Cunard’s life and work
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Download June’s Journey for free now using my link https://liftpage.media/mb/mythicwomen...
0:00 - Introduction: The Spectacle of Nancy Cunard
1:37 - Maud Burke and Sir Bache Cunard
4:35 - The Reality of Nevill Holt
7:52 - A Detached Childhood & Miss Scarth
11:11 - George Moore: The First Friend
14:10 - Departure for London and Munich
16:24 - Sponsor: June's Journey
17:45 - The Corrupt Coterie in Venice
21:41 - Fitzrovia, Iris Tree, and the Eiffel Tower Restaurant
23:55 - 1914: The Outbreak of War
28:19 - Flight Into Marriage with Sydney Fairbairn
33:35 - Peter Broughton-Adderley: Entirely Loved
36:04 - The Spanish Flu and Escape to France
39:55 - 1920: Heading to Paris Alone
40:35 - Michael Arlen and The Green Hat
42:52 - 1921: Hysterectomy and Personal Cost
45:14 - The Obsession of Aldous Huxley
47:04 - Publishing Parallax and the Eton Crop
49:29 - Tristan Tzara, Dadaism, and Louis Aragon
52:33 - The Hours Press and Samuel Beckett's Whoroscope
57:19 - Meeting Henry Crowder in Venice
1:00:05 - Exposed in Venice
1:02:22 - Réanville and the Hours Press Collaboration
1:03:12 - Structural Anger: The Genesis of Negro
1:05:40 - L'Âge d'Or and the Clash with Emerald Cunard
1:07:27 - Black Man and White Ladyship
1:09:21 - 1936: The Front Lines of the Spanish Civil War
1:12:44 - Post-War Return to a Looted Le Puits Carré
1:15:37 - The Death of Emerald Cunard
1:16:06 - Arrest, Expulsion, and Holloway Sanatorium
1:17:40 - The Final Years in France
1:19:31 - Hôpital Cochin: The Last Dispatches
1:21:42 - Outro and Credits
1:22:28 - Mythic Women Channel Members Acknowledgments
1:25:35 - Dedication to Yan
Sources note: This biography draws especially on Judith Mackrell’s Flappers: Six Women of a Dangerous Generation and Anne de Courcy’s Magnificent Rebel: Nancy Cunard in Jazz Age Paris, along with contemporary writings, letters, and reporting connected to Nancy Cunard’s life and work
Join this channel to get access to perks:
@mythicwomen
Hello, my wonderful mythic men and women. I hope you’re having a good week, and if it has been a difficult one, I hope this story gives you a place to sit for a while.
Nancy Cunard refused almost every role she was given heiress, daughter, wife, muse, scandal, cautionary tale. Beneath the spectacle was a woman trying to turn private rebellion into public war.
What stayed with you most: the childhood at Nevill Holt, Paris, Henry Crowder and Negro, Spain, or the final years? And who would you like to see covered next?
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