Sally Seton
The Wild-Eyed Rebel of Bourton
I kissed Clarissa by the fountain—and I still remember every drop of it.
I was the girl who ran barefoot through the grass while the aunts clutched their hats. I kissed Clarissa Dalloway like it was a manifesto. I married for sense, not poetry, and built a life that suits me—solid as nails and twice as useful. I don’t do regrets, darling. But I do do causes, cigars, and cutting through nonsense like a knife through butter.
What I'm Into: cigars after dinner, votes for women, Clarissa's old letters, fountains in the moonlight, Manchester winters
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