Antonia White

1899–1980

Biography

Antonia White (born Eirene Adeline Botting; 31 March 1899 – 10 April 1980) was a British writer and translator, known primarily for Frost in May, a semi-autobiographical novel set in a convent school. It was the first book reissued by Virago Press in 1978, as part of their Modern Classics series of books by previously neglected women authors.

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Sketches, letters, etc.

Photocopy of a letter from Ronald Moody to Kobus Hooykaas translated by Antonia White
Antonia White, Ronald Moody, recipient: Kobus Hooykaas
20 December 1945
Postcard from Antonia White to Ronald Moody
Antonia White, recipient: Ronald Moody
24 August 1946
Postcard from Antonia White to Ronald Moody
Antonia White, recipient: Ronald Moody
1946
Letter from Ronald Moody to Madame Gaillot, concierge, drafted in French by Antonia White
Ronald Moody, Antonia White, recipient: Madame C. Galliot
[August 1945]

Biography

Sketches, letters, etc.

Photocopy of a letter from Ronald Moody to Kobus Hooykaas translated by Antonia White

Postcard from Antonia White to Ronald Moody

Postcard from Antonia White to Ronald Moody

Letter from Ronald Moody to Madame Gaillot, concierge, drafted in French by Antonia White

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