Angelica Paintress of Minds , my novel about the eighteenth -century artist Angelica Kauffman, was published by The Barbican Press in 2020...

  Queen Square by Miranda Miller   Most references to queens in London are memorials to Queen Victoria but this statue in the gardens of Que...

      I’ve always loved street markets and I’m sad that now, like all retail shopping, they’re being strangled by the internet. One of my fa...

    Time and the City by Miranda Miller     World’s End is a poetically named area of London. In the 17 th  century, when this remote area l...

   My eighth novel, Angelica, Paintress of Minds, will be published by Barbican Press in June. to coincide with an exhibition of her work...

    Holidaying in Cornwall last month, I was struck by the two very different faces of the county: the beautiful, cheerful, prosperous co...

    For years I’ve passed Swedenborg House in central London but haven’t dared to go in. The reason for my curiosity is because ever si...

      I first fell in love with Venice when I was ten and since then I’ve been back many times. Heightened awareness of climate chang...