Caryl Brahms

Caryl Brahms, a renowned and accomplished writer, entered this world on December 8th, 1901, in the picturesque county of Surrey, England, a part of the United Kingdom. Her remarkable literary career spanned numerous years, leaving behind a lasting legacy of notable works, including the groundbreaking television series "That Was the Week That Was" (1962),the thought-provoking novel "Give Us the Moon" (1944),and the critically acclaimed play "Girl Stroke Boy" (1971). Sadly, Caryl Brahms' life came to a close on December 5th, 1982.