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This is an early 1980s memoir of a one-time debutante who left an unhappy   marriage and fled to live in Oxford.  She had curtsied to the Queen, had been the lady of the manor, and a magistrate for twenty years.   Finding a new niche in society included enrolling in the Open University, playing the fairy in a pantomime and the solo chef in a boil-in-a-bag hotel.   A new, important, and interesting discovery was how vulnerable Huth had      become as a single woman.    She joined a women’s support group and volunteered at the Oxford Rape Crises Centre.  She remarried  in 1993 and shared the raising of  her husband's children.  He died in 2017and Huth now partners a retired professor.       Patricia Huth is a poet living in the UK Cotswolds. She followed a creative writing course in  Oxford for four years and has published five books of her poetry.       pagetop

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