Cambridge Ladies' Dining Society
Ann Kennedy SmithExploring books, literary lives and Cambridge women’s history
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Dorothy L. Sayers at Oxford
The first Oxford University graduation ceremony to award degrees to women took place on 14 October 1920. 27-year-old Dorothy L. Sayers was among the fifty celebrants that day, and she never forgot it. This short piece about the lasting effe...
Happy Days? R.C. Sherriff's The Fortnight in September, part 2
Hello and a warm welcome to the latest dispatch from Cambridge Ladies’ Dining Society. Apologies that this post (part of our 20th-century book club) is appearing a little later than planned. Appropriately enough, I was taking the sea air on...
A glow-worm in the nursery
Hello and welcome. It’s a great pleasure this week to be able to showcase a guest post by Dr Sarah Lonsdale, author of a new group biography, Wildly Different: How five women reclaimed nature in a man’s world (MUP, 2025). I have long been a...
'Nothing to fear': The Fortnight in September part 1
The elusive R.C. Sherriff (1 of 3)
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