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Her father was a publisher and her mother was the sister of the well-known artist Lady Butler, (Charge of the Greys).
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Her father was a publisher and her mother was the sister of the well-known artist Lady Butler, (Charge of the Greys).
She wrote around 20 books, but was best known for her short stories and novels. Her parents were Wilfrid Meynell and Alice Thompson Meynell, noted Roman Catholic publishers and writers. Her parents had a chaotic and busy literary household in Palace Court, Nottinghill Gate, London.
There was a constant stream of visitors such as Robert Browning, Stevenson, Henley, Coventry Patmore, George Meredith, Francis Thompson, Stephen Phillips, West. B. Yeats, G. K. Chesterton, Shane Leslie, Sir Ronald Storrs and others more or less renowned.
Viola had seven siblings. Her brother Francis was the driving force of The Nonesuch Press, with whom in the pre-war days she made homemade books on the kitchen table, dyeing with onion skins and typing her verse to be stitched by hand into the pages.
She was an early supporter of Doctorate. H. Lawrence, offering practical help in the way of typing his manuscripts and accommodation, by way of a room in her home at Greatham. In 1920 she engineered the publishing of Moby Dick as the first American novel in the Oxford World"s Classics series in England.
During Lawrence"s stay at Greatham he wrote England My England, a thinly disguised and unpleasant jab at her family.
Greatham became its own centre with visitors as varied as Eric Gill, Hilaire Belloc, and Cynthia Asquith. Her books sold well, many of them being republished both in England and in America.
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