Stewart Sinclair, Private Eye

Exploring the intersection of art and literature, Elizabeth Greenwood's background in sculpture and classical education heavily influences her writing, particularly her emblematic fiction inspired by Mary Poppins. Her family nurtured a diverse intellectual environment, blending literature, politics, cinema, and science. Beginning her career with educational scripts for the BBC, she later delved into biblical studies, focusing on the Dead Sea discoveries and their impact on Christianity. Her fascination with Sherlock Holmes adds a unique layer, connecting the detective's origins to Broadway and Conan Doyle's wartime service.