Toupie Lowther

Toupie Lowther: Her Life - a New Assessment is a detailed biography focusing on May Lowther, a woman often relegated to the margins of history. This first volume examines her early years, including her father's naval career and her own achievements as a competitive fencer and tennis player in early 20th century Europe. The narrative highlights her passion for music and fast cars, providing a comprehensive look at her sporting and social life in Great Britain.

The text explores her service with the Hackett-Loather all Women Ambulance Unit during the German Advance of 1918. It further details her complex relationship with Radclyffe Hall and Una Troubridge within the post-war lesbian and gay circles of London. This biography tracks her transition from the city to a quiet life in West Sussex, offering a fresh perspective on a woman previously obscured in historical records.