Through his work as a literary biographer, Jeffrey Meyers met
Murdoch in 1978. Over the next 17 years the two continued to
correspond, completing an interview for the Paris Review "Writers
at Work" series and becoming friends. In her letters, published for
the first time in this volume, Murdoch discusses literature; her
unprovoked quarrel with Rebecca West; production of her play The
Black Prince; her political views; and her laments at the
difficulty writing at the onset of Alzheimer's. This book also
includes a memoir of Iris, two interviews with her (with important
deleted passages), and a discussion of memoirs by A. N. Wilson and
John Bayley. This lively and interesting book, which makes a
significant contribution to our understanding of a major modern
novelist, will be warmly welcomed by both scholars and
readers.
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