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'[A] jaunty sketch of Eliot's life.' - The Guardian 'Here, we get a clear and absorbing sense of Eliot, not as public intellectual or thinker, but as a human being, silly, on occasion, like us.' - Telegraph 'This brief life is lively, compressed, fluent, sympathetic, and well-written.' - The George Eliot Review

BRENDA MADDOX is an award-winning author and journalist. Her writing has appeared in The New York Times, The Washington Post, The Observer, The Times, and New Statesman. Her book Rosalind Franklin: The Dark Lady of DNA won the Los Angeles Times Science Book Award for 2002 and her book D.H. Lawrence: The Married Man won the Whitbread Biography Prize. Her book Nora was made into a film starring Ewan McGregor.

Father's Little Wench A Saint, Perhaps? Coventry Awakening Herself Alone Working Journalist Falling in Love Again and Again An Ideal Husband House of Two Georges Finding Gold The Prioress Masterpiece Reaching the Heights Near-Death in Venice Keeper of the Flame