Both Converted, then One Wrote 22 Novels and the Other Burned Her Books
Muriel Spark, Rosemary Tonks, and Two Radically Different Encounters with Faith
Hopped up on speed to lose weight and getting nowhere near enough calories to sustain a grown woman, in the early 1950s Muriel Spark was on a path to become several things other than an acclaimed novelist. The poet T.S. Eliot, so she believed, was not…
