A memoir-of-sorts of her beloved house in Campden Hill Square, home to Fraser since 1957, to Harold Pinter, to her children, and to animals – feline, canine and literary.
The House that Spoke: The History of a Home
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Edition:Hardback978106876133123/08/2025From a Bookshelf nearby
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Simms and Medd were part of the mass-release of Allied prisoners when Italy surrendered in 1943. Their escape story - and the bravery and kindness of the Italians who helped them on their ... read more
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A marvellous debut from a young man of complex literary and musical parentage: birds of a feather, sins of the father, on and off the rails (the cenotaph too, memorably) - and a magpie calle... read more
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A memoir of a life-changing friendship with a liberated woman, who influenced Dunn's Sixties classics 'Up The Junction' and 'Poor Cow'.
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Of the 50,000 Jews who were sent to concentration camps from Salonika, only 2,000 returned. The author is one of them. This manuscript from 1948 is presented by his grandson.

