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Graham Hough, 21 March 1985

The Magical Arts 
by Richard Cavendish.
Arkana, 375 pp., £4.95, October 1984, 1 85063 004 6
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Astrology and the Third Reich: A Historical Study of Astrological Beliefs in Western Europe since 1700 and in Hitler’s Germany 1933-45 
by Ellic Howe.
Aquarian, 253 pp., £5.95, October 1984, 0 85030 397 4
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The Astrology of Fate 
by Liz Greene.
Allen and Unwin, 370 pp., £9.95, September 1984, 0 04 133012 9
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Dreams, Illusion and Other Realities 
by Wendy Doniger O’Flaherty.
Chicago, 361 pp., £21.25, June 1984, 0 226 61854 4
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Fruits of the Moon Tree: The Medicine Wheel and Transpersonal Psychology 
by Alan Bleakley.
Gateway Books, 311 pp., £9.95, October 1984, 0 946551 08 1
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... of astrology away from the dubious claims of prediction towards another kind of understanding. Liz Greene’s book The Astrology of Fate expounds an English version of the same process. Liz Greene, it appears, is both an astrologer and an analytical psychologist of a distinctly Jungian cast. The resultant ...

Wounding Nonsenses

E.S. Turner, 6 February 1997

The Letters of Nancy Mitford and Evelyn Waugh 
edited by Charlotte Mosley.
Hodder, 531 pp., £25, October 1996, 0 340 63804 4
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... a countess, who after dinner enters a bedroom where two young women, one of them ‘a roaring Liz’, are brushing their hair, and exclaims: ‘This is just what I like, two pretty women. Get into bed, girls, and we’ll have a ménage à trois.’ At Hyères, Mitford has a vicomtesse neighbour with a Spanish lover who knocks her about and sleeps with her ...

‘You think our country’s so innocent?’

Adam Shatz: Polarised States of America, 1 December 2022

... of Trump’s involvement and his encouragement of the rioters. The committee’s vice-chair, Liz Cheney, is a conservative Republican, but she performed her job with poise and determination. Although she was repaid with Republican accusations of treason, and a resounding loss in the Wyoming congressional primaries, Cheney made an impression on the ...

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