Never-before-seen correspondence and diary entries from one of the twentieth century's greatest writers
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Peter J. Conradi is the author of the critically acclaimed biography Iris Murdoch: A Life and, more recently, Going Buddhist and At the Bright Hem of God: Radnorshire Pastoral.
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Buch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - These never before published writings comprise Iris Murdoch's passionate wartime correspondence with two early intimates: the poet Frank Thompson, brother of the historian E.P. Thompson, who was killed in 1944, and David Hicks, with whom she had a dramatic affair, engagement, and breakup. It also includes the journal that Murdoch kept as a touring actress during August of 1939. The selection sheds new light on a brilliant young mind ('sharp and polished as a sword' as Frances Wilson describes it), while painting a vivid picture of life during the Second World War. Artikel-Nr. 9780199756032
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