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Amabel Williams-Ellis

Amabel Williams-Ellis

10 May 1894 – 27 August 1984

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Mary Amabel Nassau Strachey, Amabel Williams Ellis, Amabel Williams- Ellis, Williams-Ellis, Amabel Lady., Williams-Ellis, Amabel Lady, Amabel' 'Williams-Ellis, AMABEL WILLIAMS ELLIS, Amabel 1894-1984 Williams-Ellis

Featured Works

Book cover of Out of this world 8

Out of this world 8

Amabel Williams-Ellis

Out of This World #8
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Start Here

An anatomy of poetry

Amabel Williams-Ellis

Poetry

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Out of This World 3

Amabel Williams-Ellis

Out of This World #3
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Out of This World 10

Amabel Williams-Ellis

Out of This World #10
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Headlong Down the Years

Amabel Williams-Ellis

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Frequently asked questions

  • What is Amabel Williams-Ellis best known for?

    Amabel Williams-Ellis is widely recognized for her work as a literary critic and editor, particularly for her contributions to the New Statesman and Nation. She was also a prominent figure in the British Communist Party and a children's author.

  • Did Amabel Williams-Ellis write under other names?

    Amabel Williams-Ellis also published under her maiden name, Amabel Strachey, before her marriage. She maintained a distinct literary presence under both names.