Daisy Dunn

Beautiful and illuminating: Radio 4’s the Venice Conundrum reviewed          

Plus: the Birmingham suburb where British surrealism was born

Pre-transition, Morris’s biggest fear was that the hormones might affect his talents as a writer. Credit: Photo by Colin McPherson/Corbis via Getty Images
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