Trollope

Focusing on Anthony Trollope's personal life, the book explores his complex relationships, particularly with his mother and his romantic entanglements. Glendinning delves into his love for his wife, Rose, as well as his affection for Kate Field, providing a nuanced perspective on how these relationships influenced his life and work. Through a woman's lens, the narrative reveals the emotional depth and familial connections that shaped Trollope's character and writing.