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Fidelity
Regular price £15.00Fidelity by the Pulitzer Prize winner Susan Glaspell is a 1915 American classic set in Iowa about a girl who shocks her small town when she elopes with a married man.
Someone at a Distance (Classic edition)
Regular price £12.00Someone at a Distance by Dorothy Whipple
Into the Whirlwind
Regular price £15.00One of the most important books about Russia; a memoir by the teacher arrested for Trotskyism in 1937 about her time in Stalin's gulags.
Someone at a Distance
Regular price £15.00Someone at a Distance by Dorothy Whipple is a 1953 novel about the destruction of a happy marriage
'Bluestockings': a talk by Susannah Gibson
Regular price £20.00Author and historian Susannah Gibson will give a talk about her marvellous book Bluestockings: The First Women's Movement. In eighteenth-century Britain, women had no power and no rights. They were not seen as fully rational creatures. The Bluestockings were an influential group of women who set...
One Afternoon
Regular price £15.00PREFACE BY EMMA SCHOFIELD240ppISBN 9781910263372 People often ask how we choose our books. This one we found because the Welsh writer Siân James died, the Guardian ran an obituary of her, and we liked the sound of her work. So we read all twelve novels and One...
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Susan Glaspell
Susan Glaspell in 1916 just after Fidelity was published Born in 1876 of pioneer stock, Susan Glaspell lived respectably in Davenport, Iowa until she was 36. Having been a society reporter, she went to university, turned to political journalism, wrote magazine stories and spent time...
26th July 2024
The three Brontë sisters and Jane Austen also made patchwork quilts, but we are ending with Susan Glaspell who, if she didn't quilt herself, certainly knew how patchworks were made. Trifles (1916) is a play which Glaspell later adapted into the short story, A Jury of Her...
