Greenwood collaborated on producing creative works with an interesting variety of people - including D.H Lawrence (though uniquely after the latter's death), Bernard Miles, Robert Donat and Thora Hird. This article discusses the works produced by these partnerships - which in most cases also became friendships: Walter Greenwood’s Creative Partnerships
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Why is Walter Greenwood important?
Short interview now added under this title. - best Chris.
New Article on the film of Love on the Dole (1941)
I've now posted a new article The Film of Love on the Dole (1941) on Greenwood's difficulties in getting a film version past the censors and how he finally managed this in 1940 with unexpected and still mysterious help from the Ministry of Information. - best Chris Hopkins.
Walter Greenwood and Film
I have now posted a new article discussing Greenwood's insufficiently remarked enthusiasm for writing for the movies throughout his career: Walter Greenwood and Film - Best Chris.
Walter Greenwood and Arthur Wragg’s The Cleft Stick – an Introduction
I have now added this new article. It introduces this important but never reprinted book and gives a synopsis of each if its fifteen stories. I'm working on getting the collection republished, but in the meantime this will give you a sense of the kinds of story it contains and of some similarities and differences… Continue reading Walter Greenwood and Arthur Wragg’s The Cleft Stick – an Introduction
