SleeperSleepers hide in plain sight. Spies, double agents, lovers, mothers, writers. They wear smiling masks, turn up the collars of their raincoats, write in invisible ink, wear many disguises, and consort with the enemy. Some of them sleep for years, like Sleeping Beauty, waiting to be summoned. Some forget what they are hiding from, or where their real allegiances lie. Sleeper examines loyalty and dishonesty, class and power, the spies who were caught

I wish you

collaborators and friends of the writer have come together to celebrate his work

growth and death

the indolence of man

his arrival in Britain in the 1930s and the lively wartime London club scene

stuffing your husband and the annual shindig for Greenland’s literary elite

they reveal a poet committed to unearthing the joy of living and its connections to the natural world

Brenda Chamberlain

in 1970 he took the position of Visiting Associate Professor at Harvard

Keith Sagar on Theatre of Dreams

to fill in

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