In this richly detailed biography Victoria Glendinning brings alive
the great Anglo-Irish novelist (The Death of the Heart, The Heat of
the Day) whose literary achievements were matched by her tremendous
talent for living. Taking us from Elizabeth Bowen's ancestral home
in Ireland to Oxford (where she met Yeats and Eliot), through her
service as an air-raid warden in London during World War II, to her
friendships with such luminaries as Virginia Woolf, Evelyn Waugh
and Graham Greene, Glendinning lifts the veil between Bowen's
imaginative world and the complex emotional life that fired her
novels. 'One of the best critical biographies to have come my way
for some time... A beautifully composed portrait.' Sunday Telegraph
'It reads like a good novel.' Irish Times
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