EDITH SITWELL

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When Barbra Streisand cut her first album in 1963, nobody could have predicted how far she would go or how long she would last.

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                    [Summary] => Isn’t she a poisonous thing of a woman, lying, concealing, flipping, plagiarizing, misquoting and being as clever a crooked literary publicist as ever?" So said Dylan Thomas of the poet and eccentric Edith Sitwell who was famous, no doubt, but obviously not popular with everyone. She was definitely a splendid icon of her day and like many of the most impressive of icons was unknowable in age and encrusted in gems. From her earliest years, she was deeply aware of her curious apartness from the ordinary world.
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The still inimitable Barbra Streisand

By Jonathan Chua | September 30, 2011 - 12:00am

When Barbra Streisand cut her first album in 1963, nobody could have predicted how far she would go or how long she would last.

Entertainment

JEWELS THAT SIT WELL

July 23, 2004 - 12:00am

Isn’t she a poisonous thing of a woman, lying, concealing, flipping, plagiarizing, misquoting and being as clever a crooked literary publicist as ever?" So said Dylan Thomas of the poet and eccentric Edith...

Young Star