The androgynously gorgeous Lady Nicholson or as we know the sapphic baroness Vita Sackville-West had a fabulously dynamic identity transcending beyond her passionate and notorious liaisons, through the annals of the past. Vita’s larger-than-life personality declared assertively, in a letter to Virginia, read that she would rather fail gloriously but dingily succeed. Between the ages of fourteen and eighteen, she had composed almost five full-length novels—one in French, five