D J-Taylor

A woman of some importance | 22 September 2016

Artemis Cooper's biography is a sad tale of a novelist who sacrificed her talent

  • Elizabeth Jane Howard: A Dangerous Innocence

    Artemis Cooper

    John Murray, pp. 370

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