CROSLAND, Margaret

CROSLAND, Margaret. British. Genres: Literary criticism and history, Biography, Translations. Publications: Madame Colette, 1953; Ballet Carnival, 1955; Jean Cocteau, 1955; Home Book of Opera, 1957; Louise of Stolberg, 1962; (ed.) Marquis de Sade, Selected Letters, 1965; (ed.) A Traveller's Guide to Literary Europe (in U.S. as A Guide to Literary Europe), 1965; Colette: The Difficulty of Loving, 1973; Women of Iron and Velvet, 1976; Raymond Radiguet, 1976; (ed.) C. Pavese, The Leather Jacket, 1980; Beyond the Lighthouse, 1981; Piaf, 1985; Simone de Beauvoir, The Woman and Her Work, 1992; Sade's Wife, 1995; The Enigma of Giorgio de Chirico, 1999; Madame de Pompadour, 2000. TRANSLATOR: M. Drouet, First Poems, 1956; (with S. Road) J. Cocteau, Opium, 1957; M. Drouet, Then There Was Fire, 1957; M. Genevoix, The Story of Renard, 1959; Donatella, M. Drouet, 1969; G. de Chirico, Hebdomeros; Colette, The Other Woman, 1971; (with D. Le Vay) Colette, The Thousand and One Mornings, 1973; P. Barbier, The World of the Castrati, 1996; G. de Gaulle Anthonioz, God Remained Outside: An Echo of Ravensbruck, 1999; (with E. Powell) D. Manotti, Rough Trade, 2001; P. Barbier, Vivaldi's Venice, 2003. TRANSLATOR AND EDITOR: Selected Writings of De Sade, 1953, 1984; J. Cocteau, My Contemporaries, 1967; C. Pavese, A Mania for Solitude, 1969; Memoirs of Giorgio de Chirico, 1971; Cocteau's World, 1972; Colette, Retreat from Love, 1974; Colette, Duo, 1974; The Gothic Tales of the Marquis de Sade, 1990; E. Piaf, My Life, 1990; The Passionate Philosopher: A Marquis de Sade Reader, 1992. Address: 25 Thornton Meadow, Wisborough Green, Billingshurst RH14 0BW, England.