Book Review: Martha Wainwright's memoir explores heartbreak and bitterness, but also love and forgiveness

Martha Wainwright is from a music family that’s compelled to “vomit out our feelings – so long as they rhyme”.
Book Review: Martha Wainwright's memoir explores heartbreak and bitterness, but also love and forgiveness

Martha Wainwright

Sat, 06 Aug, 2022 - 14:30
Brendan Daly

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