Other writing
On living without silence, 1843 magazine
Julia Margaret Cameron and Francesca Woodman at the National Portrait Gallery, Apollo
Nothing Ever Just Disappears review, The Observer
Paula Rego at the National Gallery, Apollo
Why writers went to war in Spain (extract from Tomorrow Perhaps the Future), Lithub
On Edda Mussolini, European Review of Books
Josephine Herbst meets Cuban revolutionaries (extract from Tomorrow Perhaps the Future), Smithsonian Magazine
Laura Cumming's Thunderclap, Airmail
Gwen John: Art and Life in London and Paris review, Literary Review
The lost library of Nancy Cunard, Literary Review
Janet Malcolm and Still Pictures, The Spectator
Top Ten books on the Spanish Civil War, The Guardian
The importance of words in times of crisis, Waterstones blog
Gerda Taro and the militiawoman on the beach, Apollo
Mid century short stories by women, Telegraph
Josephine Baker's wartime secrets, TLS
Katherine Mansfield's stories, The Telegraph
A great interwar feminist friendship, Telegraph
On Helen Saunders, the 'Forgotten Vorticist', Apollo
English Art Between the Wars - The Real and the Romantic review, TLS
Jean Rhys and I Used to Live Here Once, Airmail
On Laura Knight, TLS
On Eileen Mayo, TLS
On Duncan Grant's erotic drawings, Apollo
On books and their bookhood - Emma Smith's Portable Magic, Literary Review
On dogs and their writers, Airmail
On Munich, TLS
On still life and the loves, lives and work of six female artists, TLS
The Romance of American Communism, The Guardian
On the suicide of Nora May French, Airmail
The Disappearance of Lydia Harvey, The Guardian
What It Means to be a Sister, Vogue (image: the Olivier sisters)
The Radical Potter, Literary Review
On translators and the balance of history, TLS
American journalists between the Wars, TLS
On antiquaries in the Romantic Age, Literary Review
The Life and Loves of E Nesbit, The Guardian
The Gender Riots that Rocked Cambridge, OUP Blog
On Book Thieves, The Oldie
Margaret Towards the Shed, Banshee