You Left Early: A True Story of Love and Alcohol

You Left Early: A True Story of Love and Alcohol
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‘Extraordinarily powerful’ Emma ThompsonThere are a million love stories, and a million stories of addiction. This one is transcendent.Louisa Young met Robert Lockhart when they were both 17. Their stop-start romance lasted decades, in which time he became a celebrated composer and she, an acclaimed novelist.This is both a compelling portrait of a lifelong love affair, and an incredibly affecting guide to how the partner of a 'charismatic, infuriating, adorable, self-sabotaging’ alcoholic can find the strength to survive when the disease rips both their lives apart.

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Louisa Young. You Left Early: A True Story of Love and Alcohol

Copyright

Dedication

Epigraph

Introduction. 2017

Chapter One. Uxbridge Road, 1990s

Chapter Two. Primrose Hill, Wigan, Oxford, Battersea, 1982

Chapter Three. London and Wigan, 1970s

Chapter Four. West London, Late summer, 1990

Chapter Five. London, Washington, Henderson Tennessee, 1990

Chapter Six. London, Wiltshire, Paris, 1992–3

Chapter Seven. London, 1994

Chapter Eight. London, Greece, Accra, Cairo, 1995–97

Chapter Nine. London, Wiltshire, 2000

Chapter Ten. Home, 2003

Chapter Eleven. London, 2003

Chapter Twelve. London, Oxford, 1978/2015/2004

Chapter Thirteen. In a 1972 black Alfa Romeo Spider on the A29 outside Leatherhead, 25 May 2004

Chapter Fourteen. King’s Lynn, 2004

Chapter Fifteen. On the train to Wigan, February 2005

Chapter Sixteen. West London and the West Country, October 2005

Chapter Seventeen. Home, 2006

Chapter Eighteen. An Italian Restaurant, 2007

Chapter Nineteen. Australia, March–April 2007

Chapter Twenty. Camden Town, April–November 2007

Chapter Twenty-One. In meetings, Autumn 2007

Chapter Twenty-Two. London, Wigan, 2008–9

Chapter Twenty-Three. Happyland, March 2009

Chapter Twenty-Four. Wigan, London, the hereafter, 2009

Chapter Twenty-Five. London, 2009–10

Chapter Twenty-Six. London and Wigan

Chapter Twenty-Seven. Paris, London, Spring 2010

Chapter Twenty-Eight. UCLH, Summer 2010

Chapter Twenty-Nine. Home, 12 June 2010

Chapter Thirty. University College London Hospital, 09 June 2010

Chapter Thirty-One. Home, June 2010

Chapter Thirty-Two. UCLH, Midsummer’s Day 2010

Chapter Thirty-Three. My Car, Summer 2010

Chapter Thirty-Four. UCLH Radiotherapy Dept, September 2010

Chapter Thirty-Five. My Street, Spring and Summer 2011

Chapter Thirty-Six. A&E and ICU, 22-23 January 2012

Chapter Thirty-Seven. Home, January 2012

Chapter Thirty-Eight. In the Kitchen, February 2012

Chapter Thirty-Nine. Driving, February 2012

Chapter Forty. Westbourne Grove, January 2012

Chapter Forty-One. West London, February 2012

Chapter Forty-Two. Wiltshire: a graveyard, February 2012

Chapter Forty-Three. Home, February 2012

Chapter Forty-Four. Home, 2015

Chapter Forty-Five. Home, 2017

Appendices

Camden Town, Summer 2007

Camden Town, Summer 2007

London and Wigan, 2009–2010

London, Summer 2010

Winter 2011

Further Reading

Discography

Footnotes. Chapter 10

Appendices

Acknowledgements

About the Author

Also by Louisa Young

About the Publisher

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For everyone who has found themselves here

Major becomes Minor.

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I had been totally maligning him as a discourteous Lothario, for decades. He was a courteous Lothario, and by this evidence so was I. In this contemporary account I am giving every impression of not particularly wanting to continue our liaison. I have rewritten history. Hmm. Thank you, memory.

And I’m wondering – why was there a cheque? My mind leaps in to assist: perhaps the cabbie wouldn’t have taken a cheque, so I paid cash and Robert, insisting on paying the fare, gave me a cheque. That makes sense. It must have been that.

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