Victor Gollancz

Victor Gollancz (1893–1967) was a prominent British publisher, known for founding the Gollancz publishing house in 1928. He played a significant role in promoting literature, especially works of social justice and political significance. Gollancz was not only a publisher but also an advocate for various causes, including anti-fascism and workers' rights. He published influential authors, such as George Orwell and William Golding, and was recognized for his commitment to making important ideas accessible to the public. His legacy lies in his contributions to literature and his efforts to inspire social change through the written word.