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“Harriet Vane sat at her writing table and stared out into Mecklenburg Square. The late tulips made a brave show in the Square garden and a quartet of early tennis players were energetically calling the score of a rather erratic and unpractised game." The anticipation of those couple of introductory sentences gets me every time…

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Fabulous, aren't they?

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Love this celebration of Bloomsbury's literary femmes - and how great that you got invited inside a Bloomsbury house to have a look!!!

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Agree that paart of London is amazing, add to it in the tranqulity of University Colledge during lecure free summer its magic. Walk a bit to the Britsih Museum and get a feel what globalisation is also about.

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Lovely post. I reviewed Francesca Wade's book in glowing terms a few years ago, and often pick it up again. It sparked my own Substack post on Eileen Power too! Look forward to your book.

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Ooh, I shall have to take a look at your post on Eileen Power.

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