Anne Sebba is a British biographer, lecturer, and journalist who specialises in the lives of women in the twentieth century. Her books include biographies of Wallis Simpson, Jennie Churchill, and Ethel Rosenberg, each exploring the complexities of women whose lives were shaped by extraordinary political and social circumstances. Ethel Rosenberg examines the life and controversial execution of the American woman convicted of espionage during the Cold War, drawing on newly available evidence. Sebba's writing combines thorough research with empathetic storytelling, bringing nuance to figures who are often reduced to simplistic narratives. Her audiobooks and books are valued by readers and listeners who enjoy meticulously researched biographies with a feminist perspective.
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