Consider the Years
- 136 pages
- 5 hours of reading
Second World War poems by Joyce Grenfell's best friend and collaborator. Preface by Anne Harvey.
Virginia Graham Books
Virginia Graham, daughter of humorist Harry Graham, was raised in affluent surroundings near Hyde Park. Throughout her life, she collaborated closely with Joyce Grenfell, writing songs for her, and also pursued her own poetry, columns, essays, and film reviews, alongside translating novels from French. Her collection 'Consider the Years' (1946) evokes her wartime experiences in London and Bristol while working for the WVS, as life continued 'as normal.' A devoted Christian Scientist, Graham passionately loved music, poetry, theatre, and friends.
Manson, Sinatra and Me
A Hollywood Party Girl's Memoir and How She Helped Vincent Bugliosi with the Helter Skelter Case
- 256 pages
- 9 hours of reading
The memoir reveals the glamorous yet tumultuous life of Virginia Graham, a Hollywood party girl who mingled with influential figures, including politicians and celebrities like Frank Sinatra. Through her experiences, she provides an insider's perspective on the elite social circles of Hollywood and the dynamics of the "Screw System." Graham's encounters highlight the interplay between fame, power, and the often hidden games played in the entertainment industry, offering readers a unique glimpse into a world few truly understand.