“Notes On Eire”: Espionage Reports To Winston Churchill, 1940 2

Elizabeth Bowen is regarded as the literary link between Virginia Woolf’s Bloomsbury circle and the best of the women writers who followed, including Iris Murdoch and Muriel Sparks. Join the audience at a magical evening as celebrated actress Rosemary Harris brings to life the works of this renowned 20th century, Anglo-Irish writer. Harris assumes Bowen’s characters and tells these “Breakfast”, “Oh, Madam”, “The Evil that Men Do”, “Ann Lee’s,” and it is as if they stand before us again in their full idiosyncracy and humanity. From the Victoria Well-Spoken Companion series recorded live at Merkin Hall in New York. 1 cassette.