At the heart of this book stands Augusta - Byron's half-sister with
whom he had a passionate love affair - and Byron's society wife
Annabella. Crane has recreated their meeting - 40 years after the
death of Byron at which they argue and declare their motives for
the actions and events that have shaped their adult lives. The
dialogue is taken entirely from their letters and diaries. It
covers Byron's relationship with them both, Augusta's daughter by
Bryon - Medora's subsequent incestuous affair with her sister's
husband, Annabella's daughter Ada, and the inescapability of of
sexual mistakes in 19th century Britain.
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