H.D. & Bryher, An Untold Love Story of Modernism by Susan McCabe (review).

"might have lost her creative drive", but without H.D. who shielded Bryher from familial pressures to conform to social conventions, Bryher "might have done herself in" (311). As McCabe poignantly asserts, H.D. and Bryher were "larger than life", and (subtly alluding to the ending of H.D.'s postwar memoir-novel I The Sword Went Out to Sea i ) their story "will go on somewhere" (311). McCabe calls Bryher H.D.'s "main invisible" who made H.D. [Extracted from the article]