In this collection of essays that originally appeared in the Times Literary Supplement, the Guardian and other publications, the acclaimed biographer Michael Holroyd reflects on his craft and choice of subjects, including Bernard Shaw and Augustus John. He recalls the worldwide travels his research has entailed, and the experience of inhabiting someone else’s life, with the necessary, if not always welcome, intrusion into those of their family and friends.
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