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A sequel to the Costa Award-winning Somewhere Towards the End: a rich, humorous and intelligent consideration of growing old and what really matters in the end.

Fresh re-issue of Diana Athill's candid memoir of a life spent working as an editor of some of the most celebrated writers of the post war generation.

Stunning reissue of Diana Athill's candid memoir of her childhood.

The Costa-award winning memoir on what it means to grow old, reissued alongside Athill's extensive backlist.

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A collection of candid, entertaining letters, spanning thirty years of wit, wisdom, gossip and intimacy.

Athill's debut, and a modern classic memoir: a moving story of love and loss, heartbreak and hope during the second world war.

A charming, vibrant diary of Diana Athill's holiday to Florence in the late 1940s.

The story of Diana Athill's relationship with Didi - a gifted writer and an Egyptian in exile - and a remarkably honest, poignant look at love and grief.

A riveting memoir about betrayed love, loss, and finding redemption and purpose in creative work.Diana Athill's childhood was idyllic, brought up in the Norfolk countryside. Aged only fifteen, she fell in love with a young undergraduate. They travelled to Oxford, engaged to be married. Then everything fell apart in the cruellest possible way. In this classic modern memoir, Diana Athill dissects the terrible consequences of loss and her struggl...

A candid novel of love, betrayal, and friendship about a young woman who breaks with her peers, moves to London, and begins a shocking affair. In England half a century ago, well-brought-up young women are meant to aspire to the respectable life. Some things are not to be spoken of, some are most certainly not to be done. There are rules, conventions. Meg Bailey obeys them. She progresses from Home Counties school to un-Bohemian art college wi...

Reissue with a new cover.

From the author of Somewhere Towards the End and Stet, the late great Diana Athill's only novel, about love, betrayal and a young woman finding oneself in 1950s London.

In occasione del suo centesimo compleanno Diana Athill, una vera e propria istituzione dell'editoria inglese, ci regala un doppio memoir sorprendente sui viaggi e sulle cose importanti della vita. Una vita, la sua, vissuta intensamente, ricca di soddisfazioni professionali e ricchissima di relazioni. Che cosa conta davvero alla fine? In quella strana stagione che è la vecchiaia quali sono i ricordi che rimangono e aiutano a dare un senso a tut...

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In England half a century ago, well-brought-up women were meant to aspire to the respectable life. Meg progresses from school to art college with few outward signs of passion or frustration. But when she gets a job and moves to London, Meg does something shocking, even by today's standards.

Diana Athill is one of our great women of letters. The renowned editor of V. S. Naipaul, Jean Rhys, and many others, she is also a celebrated memoirist whose Somewhere Towards the End was a New York Times bestseller and a National Book Critics Circle Award winner. For thirty years, Athill corresponded with the American poet Edward Field, freely sharing jokes, pleasures, and pains with her old friend. Letters to a Friend is an epistolary memoir...