Anne de Courcy

Anne de Courcy is a British biographer and journalist who has written extensively about the social history of the twentieth century, particularly the lives of women in high society and the dramatic upheavals of the interwar and wartime periods. Her books, including 1939: The Last Season, Debs at War, and Margot at War, are known for their vivid portraits of an era when the old social order was being swept away by war and modernity. De Courcy draws on letters, diaries, and personal accounts to create rich, immersive narratives. Her audiobooks and books are treasured by readers and listeners who enjoy social history brought vividly to life.