It seems almost crass to find a novel on the mundanity of tragedy so engrossing but this is a beautiful and profound work.
Category: Reading Ideas
Nights At The Circus
A hugely enjoyable book that shows us how in spite of societal expections it’s possible to be in charge of your own life.
The Lamplighter
A stunningly rich text with strong contemporary overtones.
The Weather in the Streets
A doomed love affair, full of emotion and 1920’s bohemian scenery…
Memo for Spring
An introduction to Liz Lochhead’s engaging and provoking poetry.
Nada
A young woman’s account of growing up in Barcelona under the stifling control of General Franco…
Sam Ainsley
To be enjoyed with sushi and red wine“ (I have an ex-student who could maybe make sushi, if we provide the ingredients?)” Doris Lessing: The Golden Notebook London: HarperPerennial, 2007 […]
Alice Andrews
Judy Chicago, Miriam Schapiro et. al. Womanhouse Exhibition catalogue. Valencia, CA: Feminist Art Program, California Institute of the Arts, 1971 Read it here. Miriam Schapiro (ed.) Anonymous Was A Woman: […]
Irina Aristarkhova
Robert Mapplethorpe Louise Bourgeois in 1982 with ‘Filette’ (1968) United States of America. Its people, and especially, its creative people, have taught me a lot about ‘going on’. For more, […]
Olivia Bliss
Mary Mellor Feminism and Ecology Cambridge: Polity Press, 1997 Find out more here. Carol Bigwood Earth Muse: Feminism, Nature and Art Philadelphia: Temple UP, 1993. Available here, or read more […]