“oh how television diminishes everything.”
Quote by Nancy Mitford
Work
Love from Nancy: the letters of Nancy Mitford
This book compiles a selection of letters written by the British author Nancy Mitford, offering a glimpse into her personal life and relationships. more
Author
Nancy Mitford
Nancy Mitford was an English novelist renowned for her sharp wit and satirical writing. Born on November 28, 1904, she was a member of the Mitford family, which included several prominent figures in British politics, literature, and the arts. Mitford's works often centered on the British upper class and their social customs. Her most famous novels include 'Love in a Cold Climate' and 'The Pursuit of Love', which are celebrated for their humor and wit. She passed away on June 30, 1973. more
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