Lorna Gibb Knihy

The novelised autobiography of the Katie King spirit: a tale of desire and delusion, belief and illusion.

Riveting memoir and first-of-its-kind, global investigation into an issue that affects millions of people.

Rebecca West emerged as a prominent literary figure in the twentieth century, known for her fervent advocacy for women's rights and socialism. She began her writing career with articles in notable publications and quickly published a biography of Henry James at just twenty-four. Her first novel soon followed. West's personal life included a controversial affair with H.G. Wells, resulting in the birth of their son, Anthony, during the onset of World War I, reflecting her complex interplay of personal and political themes.