She tells the story of how the classical world, so long discussed through the prism of the men who lived in it, should be reassessed through its influential and fascinating female inhabitants instead.
By turns authoritative, witty and revelatory, The Missing Thread feels like a book for our times and for all time.
The recent adaptation of A Gentleman in Moscow has raised the author's profile to new heights, and long-standing admirers and new readers alike will take great delight in this entertaining collection.
Quentin Tarantino has taken delight in polarising opinion throughout his career. For this mash-up of memoir, film criticism and something uncategorisable but unmistakably Tarantinoesque, he brings together his cinematic bugbears and enthusiasms.
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