The news of Carmen Callil’s death last week shocked the literary world even though it was expected. She made an immense impact first with feminist publisher Virago and her rediscovery of a world of classic modern writing by women and then at the highest levels of general publishing. It was true with her, as they said of St Thomas Aquinas, that no word was impossible.
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