Visa for Avalon, by Bryher

I like Bryher. She was a novelist, a poet, a ludicrously rich heiress (born illegitimate but she was still her father’s heir) who used her wealth for good, and for the support of the arts. She saved over 100 refugees from Nazi Germany up to 1940 by receiving them in her house in Switzerland from … Continue reading Visa for Avalon, by Bryher →