Hannah Rothschild ... Watteau that inspired love in some of history's greatest figures. "At the heart it's the exploration of art and how different people value it," Rothschild, 53, said.

Some of the characters in The Improbability of Love could have come from Hollywood or Wall Street: They’re rich, greedy, duplicitous and driven by dark motives. Yet author Hannah Rothschild ...

Hannah Rothschild ... of the human impact of vast wealth. By contrast, Rothschild's first novel, "The Improbability of Love," is an exuberant, uneven satire of consumption and corruption in ...

Hannah Rothschild ... of the human impact of vast wealth. By contrast, Rothschild’s first novel, “The Improbability of Love,” is an exuberant, uneven satire of consumption and corruption ...

opening up to the possibility of falling in love again. Hannah Rothschild is a writer and film director. Her documentary feature films have appeared on the BBC and HBO, and at international film ...

Note: not "The Impossibility of Love", but "The Improbability". Hannah Rothschild's first novel is a meditation on both great art and human passion, and as such reads like a confection concocted ...

There’s one character in her new novel, Aunt Tuffy, who is obviously based on a real Rothschild, the wonderful Miriam who was a world expert on fleas. But otherwise, Hannah says, “I think my ...

Unaware that she has unearthed an artistic treasure, Annie is more concerned with her hiccupping love life and grabbing every opportunity ... are held to be of unimaginable value. Writer Hannah ...