Martha Gellhorn: with biographer Caroline Moorehead

Martha Gellhorn wanted to be known as a novelist. Instead, she’s remembered as one of the 20th century’s greatest war correspondents.
She wrote about what war does to ordinary people, and the despair of those who have lost everything.
Biographer Caroline Moorehead joins me to talk about this remarkable woman.
Show notes and links: ryanmurdock.co...

[@Zgriffinable]

Can't believe so few have checked in on this wonderful interview. Caroline's writing is stellar and what a researcher-so diligent. Well written work about a timely for today woman-close friend of Eleanor Roosevelt while she lived in the White House.

[@RyanMurdockRoadWisdom]

Thank you for listening, I'm glad you enjoyed it. I loved Caroline's biography. I've just picked up Gellhorn's letters, looking forward to digging in. (on a semi-related note, Personal Landscapes podcast is on iTunes, Spotify and all the usual places, so if you're an audio listener there, please do check it out)

[@marknewton6984]

She picked up Hemingway at Sloppy Joe's.😮