Education and Journalism
She studied English at Bristol University before working for the National Theatre.
She has written a column for The Independent about her domestic trials including her husband, the Oscar-nominated screenwriter and director Jonathan Myerson, and their children Jacob (known as Jake), Chloe and Raphael. More recently she has written a column for the Financial Times about homes and houses. Myerson is a regular reviewer on the UK arts programme, Newsnight Review, on BBC2.
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