Anthony West has written a provocative, diverting, and persuasive behavioral study of three outstanding women in history - Madame de Stael, Madame de Charrisre, George Sand - which challenges the verdict of history.

Mortal wounds

Biographies & Memoirs

West, Anthony

Community & Culture

McGraw=Hill

H. G. Wells: Aspects of a Life

Literature & Fiction

Contemporary

Hutchinson

The son of H.G. Wells and Rebecca West provides a biography of his father, chronicling the great English writer's rise to fame and fortune, his relationships with other famous people, and his numerous affairs

H G Wells Aspects of a Life

Penguin Putnam~trade

The son of H.G. Wells and Rebecca West provides a biography of his father, chronicling the great English writer's rise to fame and fortune, his relationships with other famous people, and his numerous affairs

H.G. Wells: Aspects of a Life

History & Criticism

Random House, Inc.

The author recounts the life of his father, H.G. Wells, offers a glimpse of Wells' complex personality, and describes Wells' relationships with Henry James, George Bernard Shaw, Maxim Gorky and others

H. G. Wells: Aspects of His Life (Meridian)

Plume

Gloucestershire, A Shell Guide

Faber Faber Ltd

The lives of three tormented women. torn & chipped dw, 1975, 371pp

Mortal Wounds

Robson Books

Heritage

Product Description From the son of British authors Rebecca West and H. G. Wells comes an autobiographical novel about the trials of growing up as the illegitimate son of an actress and an author, from life in boarding school to living with one parent at a time. Turn of the century England was hardly approving of the hedonistic lives of a famous, beautiful actress and a prominent, gifted writer, but it was far less approving of the fruit of their union: an illegitimate son. Anthony West, the son of an unmarried, British couple, fictionalizes his life as a young boy being shuffled between England and France, constantly dazzled by the brilliance and glamour of his neglectful parents. Heritage shares the story of an unhappy child that grew up to be a very happy man. “Intelligent, witty, and tolerant toward the childishness of the great.” —Time About the Author Anthony West (1914–1987) was an author and essayist who contributed to The New Yorker for over twenty years. He authored numerous titles, including Heritage and H.G. Wells: Aspects of a Life.

Genre Fiction

GALLERY BOOKS

H. G. Wells (Spanish Edition)

Circe Ediciones, S.L.U.

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