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J. D. NASH’S AND PALL MALL MAGAZINE London, England January 1926 (page 37)
Fate.
Confessions of an Author. Part IV.
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I earned a little money now and again from the Westminster by reviewing and the publication of my sketches; and in January, on the recommendation of H. E. Morgan, my late employer at Smith’s, I was appointed editor of What’s On? (!) at a salary of £100 a year. I was their first editor. I don’t know if What’s On is still alive, but many people must remember that orange-coloured guide to the entertainments and sights of London that was distributed free too all the restaurants. We had one remarkable contributor during my editorship, I may add, none other than Aleister Crowley, who was supplying something in the manner of Tom Hood, speckled with problems and puzzles, for the best solution of which a money-prize was offered. |