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This collection of letters offers a unique insight into the mind of Patrick White, the Nobel Prize-winning author. Edited by David Marr, these letters span White's life, from his early years to his final days, revealing his thoughts on love, war, society, and the arts.
Through his own words, we witness White's passions, his sharp judgements, and his occasional stubbornness. Marr's editing allows White's voice to remain authentic, preserving his eccentricities while providing context and clarity. The book includes a 'Cast of Correspondents' to help navigate the numerous individuals who crossed White's path. This volume presents a captivating portrait of a great artist.
Condition: Used (good, see images, some cover wear) Softcover ISBN 009183063X
