London’s trailblazing women

Francesca Wade talks about five remarkable women who all lived on the same London square in the interwar years

Writer Virginia Woolf photographed in 1932. (Photo by ullstein bild via Getty Images)

Published: February 28, 2020 at 1:20 PM

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The author Francesca Wade talks to us about her new book Square Haunting, which tells the stories of five remarkable women – among them Virginia Woolf and Dorothy L Sayers – who all lived on the same London square in the interwar years.

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