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Would Faber & Faber still exist without T.S. Eliot?

27 April 2019

9:00 AM

27 April 2019

9:00 AM

Like many a 20th-century publishing house, the fine old firm of Faber & Faber came about almost by accident. The inaugurating Faber — Geoffrey — was an All Souls don in search of a livelihood, who began his career in the post-Great War book trade by investing in the Scientific Press, publishers of the Nursing Mirror.

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