D J-Taylor

The House of Eliot

As a Faber editor, Eliot was responsible for publishing the 20th century’s most distinguished poets. And royalties from Cats helped carry the firm into the 21st

issue 27 April 2019

  • Faber & Faber: The Untold Story of a Great Publishing House

    Toby Faber

    Faber, pp. 408

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