Ann Neville Goyder JoskeAnn Neville Goyder Joskei(A25322 works by)(birth name: Neville AnnGoyder)
(a.k.a.
Anne Neville; Anne Joske; Anne Goyder; Neville Joske; Nev; Mrs Jerrold Joske; Mrs Neville; Mrs Ann Neville)
Also writes as: 'Margot Neville' Born:Established:27 Mar 1887St Kilda,Caulfield - St Kilda area,Melbourne - Inner South,Melbourne,Victoria,;Died:Ceased:17 May 1966New South Wales,
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Known as 'Nev', Ann Neville Goyder Joske shared the pseudonym 'Margot Neville' with her sister, Margot Goyder (q.v.). She was married to Jerrold Joske but the marriage did not last, and between 1922 and 1966 she worked closely with her sister Margot Goyder to write works of mystery, detection and romance.
The November 1932 issue of The Home includes the following reference: 'Mrs Ann Neville, her sister, Mrs Margot Goyder, and Mr Gerald Kirby' are 'delighted at the acceptance by Mr Owen Nares and Miss Fay Compton of their play, "Once a Husband", which...is to be produced at the Haymarket. Another play, "To Tell You the Truth", is in the hands of the agent , who has written that he expects soon to place it.' (appears in the Melbourne 'Personal and Social' column)
