A dozen stories deal with an unsuspecting alibi, a woman's long correspondence with a writer, young girls preparing for their first dance, and a troubled meeting between two ex-lovers
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Review:
A wonderful novelist (JILLY COOPER)
How skilfully and with what peculiar exhilaration she negotiated the minefield of the human heart (JONATHAN KEATES)
An eye as sharply all-seeing as her prose-style is elegant -- even the humdrum becomes astonishing (DAILY TELEGRAPH)
Brilliantly amusing (ROSAMOND LEHMANN)
About the Author:
Elizabeth Taylor (1912-1975) is increasingly recognised as one of the best British writers of the twentieth century. She wrote her first book, At Mrs Lippincote's, during the war while her husband was in the Royal Air Force, and this was followed by eleven further novels and a children's book, Mossy Trotter. Her acclaimed short stories appeared in publications including Vogue, the New Yorker and Harper's Bazaar.
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