Product Description

Published by - Weidenfeld and Nicolson
Condition - Very Good

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Published by - Weidenfeld and Nicolson
Condition - Very Good
Size - 220x145mm
Jacket Condition - Very Good
Binding - Cloth
ISBN - 0 297 76645 7
Edition -
Publish Year -1973

Description - The 'marraige' between Vita Sackville-West and Harold Nocolson was one of the happiest and strangest there has ever been, since they were both constantly in love with other people. Partly drawn from Vita's autobiography it describes her childhood at Knole, her love affair with a girl, which coincided with her engagement to Harold, and her elopment after seven years of marriage with Violet trefusis. She believed in 1920, that one day society would accept that women can love women, men can love men, and that a marriage as deeply rooted as hers could survive and actually be enriched by infidelity. 235 pages with b/w plates.