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An affectionate tribute showcases the extraordinary life of Lady Pamela Hicks, highlighting her connections to remarkable individuals, stunning locations, and rich historical contexts. Through personal anecdotes and reflections, India Hicks celebrates her mother's vibrant experiences and the influential figures that shaped her journey.

Take the body and split it wide open. Fill it with light. See the multiple interiors, the layered death, the familial mythology, the throb and splendor of being, the shedding of the body altogether: this is fox woman get out! Traveling from the corporeal to the cosmic, from life to death and back again, fox woman get out! is a full-throated performance of humanity in search of truth, ancestry, and artistic authenticity. Moving through themes of lineage, twinship, femininity and masculinity, reclamation of Indigeneity, dance, gender roles, and longing, González's poems are a crescendo on the page. Part ecstatic elegy, part spell, this is a betwixt poetics, a kaleidoscopic, disruptive, and meditative work.

Stephanie Kienle Gonzalez has made her name as a designer of furnishings and interiors in warm climates. Her first book showcases far-flung stylish homes, replete with indoor and outdoor spaces that blend artisanal craftmanship with a fresh naturalistic design approach.

Focusing on entertaining, this book showcases India Hicks's unique style through enchanting tablescapes and creative centerpieces crafted from found objects. It combines practical tips with delightful family stories, offering readers inspiration for hosting memorable gatherings.

The first look at designer India Hicks s house in the English countryside, as well as the houses of her childhood.

In "India Hicks: Island Style," India Hicks shares her bohemian decorating secrets, blending Caribbean culture with British formality. The book features stunning imagery and personal stories, guiding readers through ten chapters on creating inviting spaces, from kitchens to porches, while embracing a carefree, timeless aesthetic.

India Remembered' is a scrapbook of private family photographs taken during this historical period (Edwina Mountbatten walking arm in arm with Nehru through a courtyard, or Gandhi taking tea for the first time at Viceroys House).