Love Lies a Loss: An Autobiography, 1946-59 - Softcover

With hopes as high as their flying boat coursing about the clouds, Theodora and Constantine Fitzgerald arrived in Bermuda in search of the inspiration Constantine neeeded but the idyll of their first few searches were not to last.
The next thirteen years were full of laughter with friends.
They had travelled from Bermuda to Capri and Rome and then to England, borrowing cottages, clothes and money, always just one step ahead of the creditors, waiting for the royalty cheque that that never happened.
If the dream was the meetings with Norman Douglas, Graham Greene, Tennessee
Wiiliams, Henry Moore and Greta Garbo, the reality became the sullen silence or the swingeing blows when the front door closed and Constantine's embarrassing infidelity,

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