Articles

• How to reinvent yourself when you’ve been half of a couple for decades Daily Mail
• Enid Bagnold – trailblazing novelist whose greatest novel launched Elizabeth Taylor’s career Engelsberg Ideas
• We were enjoying a wonderful summer holiday. Next minute, my husband was dead. The Telegraph
• Feature for The Oldie on Jennie Churchill who died aged 67 100 years ago The Oldie
• A chance to be taken into a different world JC
• Mildred Schutz, one of the last women of wartime SOE, remembers Christmas 1944 The Telegraph
• WHEN THE LOCKDOWN IS OVER … Remembering Irene Tortoise
• A suffragette in the family and other stories… The London Library Magazine
• The question most people ask me is … Richmond Magazine
• Survivors, Resisters, Collaborators: Paris’ wartime women Jewish Renaissance
• Phyllis Digby Morton – the Grande Dame of the Glossies Mail on Sunday You magazine
• Anne Morrissy Merick obituary The Guardian
• Shanghai is on the Up Daily Mail
• Jennie Churchill and her attempts to be an Independent Woman Finest Hour the journal of Winston Churchill and his Times
• Clare Hollingworth obituary The Guardian
• A tale of Two Germaines OPERA
• Interview with Noreen Riols in Paris – One of the last women survivors of SOE F Section…The Keeper of the Flame The Lady
• The forgotten women of the French resistance The Telegraph
• Interview with Madeleine Riffaud – The girl who saved Paris The Times T2
• In the world of fashion, the war was just beginning in 1944. Post-War France and the Petit Théâtre de la Mode The Telegraph
• Caught up in Bloomsbury’s Magic Canvas
• Marriage boom of 1946 Mail on Sunday You magazine
• Story on Ravensbrück for History Today – History Matters History Today
• Lee Miller -The Volatile Life of the Astonishingly Creative and Beautiful American Porter
• First person for Stella – Fleet Street in the 70’s The Telegraph
• The Afterlife of Lives The Author
• The Gatsby Girl and the Franco Rescue The Jewish Chronicle
• Resistance Memories 70 years on – meeting Madame Cecile Rol-Tanguy T2 The Times
• Look what you might fish up if you advertise for a nanny The Lady
• Use your bookshop… Before you lose it The Telegraph