Mary Webb (1881-1927), poet, mystic, and lover of nature, spent most of her life in Shropshire, England, which features in all of her novels. Admiring contemporaries described Webb as a "strange genius" and "one of the best living writers." After a life of illness and near-poverty, Webb died in Hampstead, England.
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Mary Webb’s award-winning novel adapted for radio with a full cast, plus a dramatised biography of the celebrated author Novelist and poet Mary Webb is as closely associated with Shropshire as Thomas Hardy with Dorset and the Brontës with Yorksh... SEE MORE