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  • Brigid Brophy

    Her first novel, Hackenfeller’s Ape, was published in 1953. With her husband, the art historian Michael Levey, and the author and literary critic Charles Osborne, Brophy wrote the controversial Fifty Works of English and American Literature We Could Do Without (1967), which attacked many eminent literary figures and…

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    Her first novel, Hackenfeller’s Ape, was published in 1953. With her husband, the art historian Michael Levey, and the author and literary critic Charles Osborne, Brophy wrote the controversial Fifty Works of English and American Literature We Could Do Without (1967), which attacked many eminent literary figures and…

    Read More