Geraint Goodwin Papers,

Typescript and manuscript copies of novels and short stories by Geraint Goodwin, 1929-1987.

Arthur Geraint Goodwin, a novelist and short-story writer, was born on 1 May 1903, at Newtown, Powys. He moved to London in 1923 where he worked as a journalist having previously worked as an apprentice on The Montgomeryshire Express. He died in 1941 of tuberculolosis and in 2010 The Geraint Goodwin Society was formed.

Arranged at NLW into two series: literary papers and miscellaneous papers.

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Geraint Goodwin's daughter, Mrs Myfanwy Lumsden; Montgomery; Donation; November 2014; 6806162.

Arthur Geraint Goodwin, a novelist and short-story writer, was born on 1 May 1903, at Newtown, Powys. He moved to London in 1923 where he worked as a journalist having previously worked as an apprentice on The Montgomeryshire Express. He died in 1941 of tuberculolosis and in 2010 The Geraint Goodwin Society was formed.

September 2015.

Compiled by Ann Francis Evans. The following sources were used in the compilation of this description: Oxford DNB website and Wikipedia, viewed 2 September 2015;

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Letters to Geraint Goodwin from Edward Garnett and George Moore are in NLW MS 19748D and letters to Geraint Goodwin from George Moore, Edward Garnett and Edward O'Brien are in NLW MS 20628D. See also file level descriptions.

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