Tell a Friend

The warm and lively correspondence between Joyce Grenfell and Katharine Moore began when Katharine Moore wrote to defend the writer of a poem which Joyce Grenfell had criticised on the radio. They soon became fast friends and began to share their experience of life, their ideas, their reading. These letters provide a complete record of their invisible friendship (they never met) and convey not only a vivid picture of their lives but also illustrate and explain a philosophy of life, which they largely shared, and which was perhaps the chief reason for Joyce Grenfell's enduring appeal. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall.

Biography; Letters;