A tall story: Kensington home owned by a Man Booker Prize founder is for sale for £3.2 million
Retired publisher Tom Maschler, who launched many successful writers including Ian McEwan, is selling his Kensington apartment.
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Amira Hashish3 October 2018
Prominent publisher Tom Maschler, who has retired to Vaucluse, France, is selling his Kensington apartment.
Maschler, married to Evening Standard food critic Fay Maschler until 1989, helped set up the Booker Prize in the Sixties. He launched some of Britain’s most successful writers including Ian McEwan, whose novel The Children Act is currently in cinemas starring Emma Thompson.
His flat in Oakwood Court, on the edge of Holland Park. is listed at £3.2 million with John D Wood & Co.
Emma Thompson is starring in The Children Act based on the novel by Ian McEwan, whose career was launched by Maschler
Dave Benett