Results for: books tagged ‘Women’
A Choice of Rossetti's Verse: Christina Rossetti
Ourselves Alone: Anne Devlin
'Ourselves Alone . . . is an immensely promising stage debut. Devlin writes a tough, deeply felt prose . . . Steely with sardonic humour and outraged feeling. Her subject ... More
Our Treacherous Hearts: Ros Coward
Our Treacherous Hearts formed the basis for a Channel Four documentary in the 'Female Parts' series.'From a hardline feminist point of view, women have turned out to be a bit ... More
Remembering Light and Stone: Deirdre Madden
Remembering Light and Stone is a moving study of a young woman coming to terms with herself in a changing world.'Not only is Madden's book a joy to read: it ... More
Violetta and Her Sisters: Nicholas John
Nothing is Black: Deirdre Madden
Nothing is Black is a beautifully told story of three women who find themselves in a remote part of Donegal at a defining moment in their lives.Wealthy and successful, Nuala ... More
The Flower of My Secret: Pedro Almodovar
The Flower of My Secret is Pedro Almodovar's deeply moving portrait of a woman who is brought to the abyss of her own loneliness and despair. Leo, a writer of ... More
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Why do women write more letters than they post?: Darian Leader
Why do men tend to keep love letters in files along with their other correspondence, whereas women keep them with their clothes? And if a letter is written but not ... More
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Emily Tennyson: The Poet's Wife: Ann Thwaite
It was as a small girl in Lincolnshire that Emily Sellwood first saw the boy Alfred Tennyson. Nearly thirty years later, in the year he became Poet Laureate, they married. ... More
The Key: Susan Wicks
This waas a first novel by a writer who had already established herself as a poet and prose artist of extraordinary talent. In the course of the tale, a woman ... More
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