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Mewshaw’s account, especially of Greene’s last years, is moving and perceptive. This lovely book can be read alongside Richard Greene’s The Unquiet Englishman: A Life of Graham Greene.
This well-written, well-researched book portrays a central figure who never quite emerges from her shroud of legend.
Often repetitive, but nevertheless an immersing and compelling read about a renowned Hollywood family.
Readers seeking an honest portrayal of one gay man’s voyage in the masculine imaginary will find a rich source of companionship.
A solid analysis of one of the world’s most notorious war criminals. A recommended purchase for collections where related titles circulate well.
Bremmer and Jennings capture the larger-than-life, often frenetic spirit of this feminist trailblazer who pushed back against social norms to try to thrive professionally and personally; her story should inspire all those who continue to fight gender bias and homophobia today.
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