Viola Garvin
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Viola Gerard Garvin was an English
poet and editor at the London Observer. Some of her works include Dedication and The House Of Cæsar.
Robert E Howard paraphrased a part from Viola Garvin's The House of Cæsar for his suicide note.
A classmate of Garvin's at Somerville College, Oxford, was Constance Savery (1897-1999), whose work diary contains the entry "Feb. 2nd-4th 1969, Viola Garvin died on Jan. {blank] 1969." Savery's diary is in the manuscript collection at the Knight Library, University of Oregon.
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poet and editor at the London Observer. Some of her works include Dedication and The House Of Cæsar.
Robert E Howard paraphrased a part from Viola Garvin's The House of Cæsar for his suicide note.
A classmate of Garvin's at Somerville College, Oxford, was Constance Savery (1897-1999), whose work diary contains the entry "Feb. 2nd-4th 1969, Viola Garvin died on Jan. {blank] 1969." Savery's diary is in the manuscript collection at the Knight Library, University of Oregon.