Was Patricia Highsmith, the creator of Mr Ripley, the most MONSTROUS novelist who ever lived?
Publishers always know the true nature of the writers whose books they print, even if they are loath to spell it out in public.
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Publishers always know the true nature of the writers whose books they print, even if they are loath to spell it out in public.
I first discovered writer Patricia Highsmith (Strangers on a Train, Carol, the five Ripley novels) as a young teenager working my way through Golders Green Library. I guess she came shortly after Georgette Heyer, and I was hooked. I only later became aware of her virulent anti-Semitism, and on this count she was not half-hearted
Eva Vitija presents a poignant portrait, but with most of the warts ignored. Film review bu Helen Hawkins
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This sympathetic documentary about Patricia Highsmith attempts to capture the novelist’s identity by exploring her storied love life.