Emma Townshend (born 1969) is an English writer, journalist, musician and lecturer, and the elder daughter of The Who's Pete Townshend. She has taught courses since being a postgraduate at Cambridge in 1994, most recently for the Department of Continuing Education in Oxford.
Townshend also appears as a regular guest on radio and TV including the World Service, Woman's Hour, A Hard Act to Follow, and Newsnight. Emma Townshend is the Independent on Sunday’s garden columnist and also writes for The Times’ arts pages.
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“But neither steele nor stony breast
Are proof against those lookes of thine,
Nor can a Beauty lesse divine
Of any heart be long possest,
Where thou pretend’st an interest.”
—Aurelian Townshend (c. 1583–c.1651)