Janine Di-Giovanni

Arms and the woman

Reading Clare Hollingworth’s biography reminds Janine di Giovanni of Ann Leslie’s tips for frontline reportage: dress well, shake your bangles at the soldiers and pretend to be an airhead

  • Of Fortunes and War: Clare Hollingworth, First of the Female War Correspondents

    Patrick Garrett

    Thistle Publishing, pp. 501

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