Mary Cholmondeley, nada en Hodnet (Shropshire) o 8 de xuño de 1859 e finada o 15 de xullo de 1925, foi unha escritora inglesa. A súa novela Red Pottage, na que a autora satirizaba[1] a hipocrisía da relixión e as estreiteces da vida campestre, foi un éxito de vendas.[2]
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- ↑ entrada de Mary Cholmondeley en The Cambridge Guide to Women's Writing in English (Cambridge, UK: CUP, 1999) (en inglés).
- ↑ "On Tuesday, October 24, [1899], eight thousand copies of it were offered to London, and it was also published in New York and in the Colonies. Mr Mudie desired two thousand copies for his library. The trade generally was hungry and pertinacious. Over two thousand supplementary copies were ordered on November 2, and the same on November 3..... On the 9th the first edition was exhausted, and large orders yet unfulfilled, but a great firm of printers had the affair in hand, and on the 15th, by the aid of their resources, a second edition of ten thousand copies was ready to be devoured." The Academy, 18 November 1899. Quoted in Jane Crisp bibliography.
- ↑ Traducida ao galego por Matthias Louwen e Sabela Tobar e publicada pola Editorial Hugin e Munin en 2017.
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