Blue Suburban Skies
Penny AllenA range of writings, many focussed on women and children, some going back to the olden days when I wrote for the mainstream press, publishing about such outlandish subjects as girls having the audacity to play football
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[COPY] Weinstein Syndrome
What was particularly interesting about the voices telling us about Harvey Weinstein was that they were all personal. Each woman had her own experience and her own way of dealing with it.
It was only by each one speaking personally that an...
My night with Ronnie Kray
It was the sixties. I had a holiday job in a children’s home. It was live-in but I managed to wangle a couple of days off over Easter and I hitched to London to join the CND march that began each year in Aldermaston and proceeded over three...
[COPY] The games where ideology trumped biology
I first published this piece while the controversy over Iman Khalif was raging and the Olympic fight was actually taking place.
When I published it again the following year it was still not possible for the powers that be to admit that Kh...
[COPY] The Sleeping Beauty
A new baby had been born to the Queen, a baby girl. The fairies gathered to welcome and bless her. One after another they stepped up to the cot and gave her their wishes. To be graceful, to be beautiful, to be kind, all that sort of thing....
[COPY] 'This could be very offensive and hurtful'. Guess who has taken over the Women's Institute!
When I moved back to England from France I chose to live in a backwater of a town on the fringes of the country I had left all those years before.
It is a very fine town in some very fine countryside and near a river. And best of all it h...
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