
began her professional career as an English scholar specialising in Victorian novelists. Evolving as a social historian and feminist biographer, her focus became the independent women of the Victorian era who defied social convention and whose lives took them into the public sphere.
Since her early retirement from teaching she has become Chair of the Friends of West Norwood Cemetery, where her attention has been on both the self-made men of the age and their memorialisation, and the lost histories of the women artists who decorated Doulton ceramics.
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