Anne Theroux has spent much of her life as a journalist and broadcaster, predominantly at the BBC World Service, where among other things she was Head of Features and Arts for six years. From 1992 to 2016 she trained and worked as a relationship therapist. She divides her time between Hampstead and Eastbourne.
'A wise and vivid memoir of a disintegrating marriage and a study of the role of the spouse in the life of a literary giant.' -- Fiona Sturges * i Paper * 'Completely addictive. It made me want to go and hang out in her kitchen!' -- Sam Baker 'A delicate account of a break-up.' * Eva Wiseman, Observer * 'Candid ... mellow, and wise.' * Irish Independent * 'Brave, honest, sad, funny, truthful and a striking insight into the reality of the literary life.' -- Nicholas Rankin, Writer and Broadcaster 'In the portrait of a fractured marriage, and reflections on being married to an artist, the page comes alive.' * The Herald *