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Sleep Has His House
Autobiographical fiction
Psychiatric hospital patients
Mentally ill women
American Novelists
English Novelists
Psychological fiction
Fiction, psychological
Biography
Since her death in 1968, there has been a strong revival of interest in Anna Kavan's work. Sleep Has His House, combining autobiography with surrealist experimentation, deserves to rank with the author's best works. In her foreword Anna Kavan writes: 'Life is tension or the result of tension; wit…
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