The New York Times today on a poet, Judith Kazantzis,
"who died on Sept. 18 at 78" —
"Judith’s oldest sister is Antonia Fraser, the biographer
and novelist and widow of the playwright Harold Pinter."
"Her [Judith’s] death was confirmed by Andy Croft, who runs
Smokestack Books, the publisher of 'Sister Intervention' [sic* ]
(2014), Ms. Kazantzis’ last collection of poetry. He did not
specify the cause or where she died."
Notable lines from that book's poem "In the Garden" —
Two trees of life, not in the woods,
but in the garden.
See also the post "Death Day" in this journal on Sept. 18.
* The title is actually "Sister Invention ."