Beverley Nichols was one of the most popular writers of the mid-twentieth century, known for his witty and irreverent books on gardening, travel, and politics. But behind the public persona was a complex and often controversial figure. In this penetrating biography, Gertrude Murray provides a nuanced account of Nichols's life and work, exploring his achievements, his failings, and his enduring legacy. This book is a must-read for anyone interested...