Hannah Margaret Mary Closs

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Hannah Margaret Mary Closs (1905-1953) was an art critic and novelist. She wrote three novels and a book on aesthetics.

Biography

Hannah Margaret Mary Closs (née Priebsch) was born in Hampstead, London, the daughter of German scholar Robert Priebsch (1866–1935). She wrote a book on aesthetics, Her Art and Life (1936), and a re-working of the Tristan story (1940). Her three novels, republished as the Tarn Trilogy, treat Catharism.

She married

toxaemia and died in Bristol General Hospital.[1]

Bibliography

Novels

  • High are the Mountains (1945)
  • And Sombre are the Valleys (1949, republished as Deep are the Valleys, 1960)
  • The Silent Tarn (1955)

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