Box 1
Contains 5 Results:
Hand-written manuscript with editing of novel Blind Mice, Volume I: Chapter I through part of Chapter V, undated
The Cyril Kay-Scott's Blind Mice Manuscript includes his hand-written undated manuscript Blind Mice. Each of the five delicate volumes is covered with rewrites. This book achieved critical success but was eclipsed by his wife Evelyn Scott's novel The Narrow House, which was published in the same year, 1921.
Hand-written manuscript with editing of novel Blind Mice, Volume II: End of Chapter V through part of Chapter XII, undated
The Cyril Kay-Scott's Blind Mice Manuscript includes his hand-written undated manuscript Blind Mice. Each of the five delicate volumes is covered with rewrites. This book achieved critical success but was eclipsed by his wife Evelyn Scott's novel The Narrow House, which was published in the same year, 1921.
Hand-written manuscript with editing of novel Blind Mice, Volume III: End of Chapter XII through part of Chapter XXIII, undated
The Cyril Kay-Scott's Blind Mice Manuscript includes his hand-written undated manuscript Blind Mice. Each of the five delicate volumes is covered with rewrites. This book achieved critical success but was eclipsed by his wife Evelyn Scott's novel The Narrow House, which was published in the same year, 1921.
Hand-written manuscript with editing of novel Blind Mice, Volume IV: End of Chapter XXIII through part of Chapter XXXIII, undated
The Cyril Kay-Scott's Blind Mice Manuscript includes his hand-written undated manuscript Blind Mice. Each of the five delicate volumes is covered with rewrites. This book achieved critical success but was eclipsed by his wife Evelyn Scott's novel The Narrow House, which was published in the same year, 1921.
Hand-written manuscript with editing of novel Blind Mice, Volume V: End of Chapter XXXIII through Chapter XXXVIII (End), undated
The Cyril Kay-Scott's Blind Mice Manuscript includes his hand-written undated manuscript Blind Mice. Each of the five delicate volumes is covered with rewrites. This book achieved critical success but was eclipsed by his wife Evelyn Scott's novel The Narrow House, which was published in the same year, 1921.