Jack Lindsay
Jack Lindsay (1900-1990) was an Australian-born writer, who from 1926 lived in the United Kingdom. During World War I Lindsay served in the British Army. After World War II, he suffered defamation and suppression because of his membership in the Communist Party of Great Britain. Nonetheless, he published thirty-eight novels and twenty-five volumes of translations (from Latin, Greek, Russian, and Polish), as well as art, literary, classical, historical and political studies, biographies, and...See more
Jack Lindsay (1900-1990) was an Australian-born writer, who from 1926 lived in the United Kingdom. During World War I Lindsay served in the British Army. After World War II, he suffered defamation and suppression because of his membership in the Communist Party of Great Britain. Nonetheless, he published thirty-eight novels and twenty-five volumes of translations (from Latin, Greek, Russian, and Polish), as well as art, literary, classical, historical and political studies, biographies, and autobiographies. See less
