Reviews of the Surreal Life of Leonora Carrington
- Dazed
'Thirteen of the greatest artist biographies to live vicariously through'
- W
Magazine
'Why Leonora Carrington’s Work Feels So of the Moment'
- London Review of
Books
'Save the feet for later'
- NewYorker
'Leonora rewrote the Surrealist narrative for women'
- The Herald, Book Review
- Los
Angeles Time
'Leonora Carrington, the Surrealist storyltelling genius you've never heard of'
- Observer Book Review
'an artist biography with an authentic touch'
- You Magazine
Scandal, surrealism and a cousin lost and found: The extraordinary life of artist Leonora Carrington by her cousin, author Joanna Moorhead
- The Tablet
Spirit of surrealism: Despite rejecting Catholic faith, visionary painter Leonora Carrington's works are suffused with Catholic imagery
- BBC Radio 4 Woman's Hour
Joanna talks to Jenni Murray
- The Guardian Book Review
"One of several books published to mark the centenary of the artist and writer, this biography is also a spirited family memoir."
- The Times, Non-fiction Review
The rebellious artist loved tequilas but hated tiaras
- Apollo
Magazine
In the kitchen with Leonora Carrington
- Sunday Times Book Review
The turbulent life of the debutante who escaped her family to become an artist and was Max Ernst’s lover in 1930s Paris
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