“From
the plastered quarters of the
velvet-pantalooned Marquess of Bath,
to the drafty Yorkshire sheep pen of
modern “witch” Sue Woodcock and
the Battersea-based atelier of Vivienne
Westwood, Hemming discovers a type
of person who remains indeterminable
by sex, class or creed”
Vogue
“An
exciting and thoughtful exploration into eccentricity, which turns into an
investigation of what it means to be English.”
Gay Times
“A
madly funny read”
The Field
“A shrewd and thought-
provoking read”
Waterstones Books Quarterly
“Hemming
writes well and
entertainingly”
Bookdealer
“Sensitive
and revealing”
Good Book Guide
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