| 11. | Margaret Drabble and B . S . Johnson conceived and edited the novel.
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| 12. | It soon becomes apparent to Tarrant that Drabble has not got his son there.
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| 13. | Julyan tells him that he is being held in the black windmill by Drabble.
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| 14. | The realistic descriptions of her figures often owe something to Drabble's personal experiences.
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| 15. | Tarrant then storms the windmill and rescues his son, killing Drabble and his henchman.
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| 16. | Drabble left the restaurant later that year.
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| 17. | Her peers there included David Frost and Peter Cook, and the novelist Margaret Drabble.
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| 18. | "' Philip Percy Cooper Drabble "'countryman, author and television presenter.
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| 19. | Harper deduces that Drabble must be acting with information supplied by a member of British intelligence.
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| 20. | With her symbol of the peppered moth, Drabble momentarily seems to be verging on Byatt country.
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