Lorna Gibb Books

Rebecca West emerged as a prominent literary figure in the twentieth century, known for her fervent advocacy for women's rights and socialism. She began her writing career with articles in notable publications and quickly published a biography of Henry James at just twenty-four. Her first novel soon followed. West's personal life included a controversial affair with H.G. Wells, resulting in the birth of their son, Anthony, during the onset of World War I, reflecting her complex interplay of personal and political themes.

The novelised autobiography of the Katie King spirit: a tale of desire and delusion, belief and illusion.

Riveting memoir and first-of-its-kind, global investigation into an issue that affects millions of people.