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should really be called a psychological novel
' First published in America in 1962
about a young married woman who lies down on a chaise-longue and wakes to find herself imprisoned in the body of her alter ego ninety years before
Hers was therefore an exceptional life
Lettice Delmer Gift Wrapping:None should really be called aWITH A PUBLISHER'S NOTE AND PLOT SUMMARY 196pp ISBN 9781903155219 We first discovered Lettice Delmer when we were in the British Library reading another, less good book that came out the same year and on the back of the jacket a novel in verse was announced with a 'puff' from T. S. Eliot. We ordered it up and it turned out to have that unputdownable quality that is, we hope, the hallmark of a Persephone book. It was also in an unusual genre that began
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