The Haldanes separated in 1942 and divorced in 1945. J.B.S. later married Helen Spurway. She spent her last years writing biographies of several historical figures. She died in 1969 of pneumonia. Bibliography Man's World (1926) Motherhood and Its Enemies (1927) Brother to Bert (1930) I Bring Not Peace (1932) Youth Is A Crime (1934) Melusine (1936) Russian Newsreel (1941) Justice Is Deaf (play) Truth Will Out (autobiography, 1949) Marcel Proust (1951) The Shadow of a Dream (1953) Age of Consent (play, 1953) The Gallyslaves of Love (1957) Mozart (1960) Daughter of Paris (1961) Tempest over Tahiti (1963) The Last Great Empress of China (1965) Queen of Hearts: Marguerite of Valois (1968) References Notes Further reading Charlotte Haldane: woman writer in a man's world'' by Judith Adamson External links Charlotte Haldane 1894 births 1969 deaths People from Sydenham, London English feminist writers English Jewish writers English people of German-Jewish descent Jewish feminists Jewish women writers English journalists English biographers English science fiction writers Women science fiction and fantasy writers English anti-fascists People educated at South Hampstead High School 20th-century British novelists 20th-century English women writers 20th-century English writers English socialist feminists Women biographers Deaths from pneumonia in the United Kingdom Communist Party of Great Britain members