Pamela Frankau (1908–1967 ) ,
was an English novelist from a prominent
artistic and literary family. She was
abandoned by her novelist father Gilbert
Frankau at an early age, and she became
a writer shortly after. She stopped writing
for a decade after the death of her lover,
the poet Humbert Wolfe, in 1940.
Presently, on the sea-floor, I began to find lost things; to raise the moods that were mine when I was fourteen years old, sitting in this garden, writing my Anthology of Hates. I would begin there.
Penelope Wells, precocious daughter of a poet, is holidaying at her family's distinctly...
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