Cressida Connolly

Something sensational to read in the train

Sophie Ratcliffe’s The Lost Properties of Love is full of interesting questions. What, for instance, was Anna Karenina reading on the train?

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  • The Lost Properties of Love: An Exhibition of Myself

    Sophie Ratcliffe

    William Collins, pp. 288

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