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    Month: November 2016

    They didn’t dare before; now they do, that’s all

    Dear Anna, I was halfway through Manja (tr. Kate Phillips, 2003. Manja: Ein Roman um 5 Kinder, 1938) this past week, when your book acquired a new…… Read more “They didn’t dare before; now they do, that’s all”

    13 de November de 201613 de November de 2016 by juliana

    Anna Gmeyner

    Anna Wilhelmine Gmeyner (16 March 1902 – 3 January 1991) was an exiled Austrian writer. She was born to liberal Jewish parents in Vienna, where her father…… Read more “Anna Gmeyner”

    13 de November de 20169 de March de 2020 by juliana

    They had taught her to take what she wanted

    Dear Vita, I came to your book Aphra Behn: the Incomparable Astrea (1927) because of this thing called Virginia. In the fourth chapter of A Room of One’s…… Read more “They had taught her to take what she wanted”

    7 de November de 201629 de April de 2019 by juliana

    Vita Sackville-West

    Victoria Mary Sackville-West (Lady Nicolson, 9 March 1892 – 2 June 1962) was an English writer. In 1913, Vita married the writer and diplomat Harold George Nicolson, with whom she…… Read more “Vita Sackville-West”

    7 de November de 201630 de August de 2018 by juliana

    And the book had broken right open

    Dear Ali, Your most recent collection of short stories, framed around the massive closures of public libraries in the UK, borrows its core from the very idea…… Read more “And the book had broken right open”

    3 de November de 20163 de November de 2016 by juliana

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