num_pages: 160
description: A figure on the Bloomsbury literary scene of the 1930s, Olive Moore (the pseudonym of Constance Vaughan) was a journalist and the author of four books. Her last book, published in 1932, Fugue features themes that she grappled with all of her life; the relationship between artistic and biological reproduction, exile, and the (for her) puzzling dependence of women on men. A stylistic tour de force, it is the masterpiece of a writer who has rightly been compared to Djuna Barnes and Jean Rhys.
language: English
title: Fugue
titlecomplete: Fugue (Extraordinary Classics)
genres: Fiction
ratings_count: 10
publisher: Serpent's Tail