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Telling Tales: The Fabulous Lives of Anita Leslie Fiction lectures and radio broadcasts areEnormously entertaining A witty, elegantly written account of the many lives of a flawed, unconventional woman. Fascinating. Marian Keyes \n \nAnita Leslie was a celebrated biographer who wrote extensively on subjects who were often her own relatives, such as her great aunt Jennie Churchill, mother of Winston, and the sculptor Clare Sheridan, a cousin. She also wrote a life of Rodin in Rodin: Immortal Peasant (1939) and the best selling Edwardians in