Margaret Kennedy was a novelist and playwright, most famous for her novel The Constant Nymph. The Constant Nymph was widely acclaimed, and Margaret received congratulations from the leading literary figures of the day, including Thomas Hardy, George Moore, A E Housman and Arnold Bennett. She died in 1967 aged seventy-one.
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“[The Constant Nymph is] one of the best novels old or new, that had ever absorbed a reader’s attention during the still hours.”—Augustine Birrell, the New Statesman, December 6, 1924 Lewis Dodd, a young, troubled composer, arrives at “Sanger... SEE MORE