Leonard Woolf by Victoria Glendinning

Leonard Woolf by Victoria Glendinning

Disney's 34th masterpiece, The Hunchback Of Notre Dame is the enchanting story about a disfigured bell-ringer named Quasimodo who longs to roam beyond the confines of the majestic Notre Dame cathedral. When Quasimodo secretly disobeys his master and dwells out into the crowds of the gothic city during a festival, he becomes aware of his love for the beautiful gypsy Esmerelda and the freedom she represents and willingly helps her evade the authorities.

Victoria Glendinning was born in the north of England and read French and Spanish at Oxford. Her first book was A Suppressed Cry, a family memoir about her Quaker great-aunt. She has written biographies of Edith Sitwell (which won the James Tait Black Award and the Duff Cooper Prize), Vita Sackville-West (Whitbread Prize for Biography), Rebecca West, Anthony Trollope (Whitbread Prize for Biography), Jonathan Swift, and Leonard Woolf. She co-edited Mothers and Sons with her son Matthew Glendinning, and has published three novels, The Grown-Ups, Electricity, and Flight. She reviews books for national newspapers and journals, has been a judge of the W. H. Smith Prize and other literary awards, and chair of the judges of the Booker Prize. From 2000-03 she was president of English PEN. She is an Honorary Fellow of Somerville College, Oxford, and was awarded a CBE in 1998.

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ISBN 13	9780743246538
ISBN 10	0743246535
Title	Leonard Woolf
Author	Victoria Glendinning
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Binding Type	Hardback
Publisher	Free Press
Year published	2006-11-01
Number of pages	512
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