Louis Golding
ABOUT LOUIS GOLDING
Twentieth-century English author who is remembered for his short stories, travel books, and fantasy fiction. His popular 1932 novel, Magnolia Street, was adapted into a film.
He attended Queen's College, Oxford and later served in World War I.
His bestselling novel, Magnolia Street, was one of the most culturally significant books of the 1930s.
He was born in Manchester, England to a Jewish family of Ukrainian descent.
He and philosopher Oliver Franks both studied at Queen's College, Oxford.
