Economical with Fiction
E.J. BarnesExploring fiction of the 1920s and 30s, the crossover of economics and fiction, stories of the Great Depression, women writers from historical novelist E.J. Barnes, author of Mr Keynes' Revolution
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A Beatrix Potter Postscript About Her Museum Friendships, My Book on Kindle, Some April Recommendations
Apologies for posting again so soon. This recent spate of posts has been due to my sudden enthusiasm for writing about Beatrix Potter. This post is by way of being a postscript – see below – but I also thought I’d take the opportunity to fl...
How did Beatrix Potter become an Unlikely Business Woman?
The Victorian dutiful daughter took an unlikely path. Public domain
In my last post I wrote about Beatrix Potter’s ventures into science, but there was another side to the creator of iconic children’s animal stories – Beatrix Potter, busin...
Forgotten Female Scientists, Mushrooms and Bunny Rabbits
It’s easy to assume “progress” (assuming you even buy into the idea) happens in a steady, linear way. It’s also easy to assume that those individuals and institutions that are the most rational, educated and benevolent will always be at the...
Spanish travels, Laurie Lee and Noel Streatfeild
A peacock in Seville - one of Lee’s stopping points in his long trek in the 1930s
I’ve just been on a trip to southern Spain, and took with me Laurie Lee’s second memoir – the sequel to his famous Cider with Rosie which I wrote about here...
Noel Streatfeild’s Grass in Piccadilly Part 2
My post on Noel Streatfeild’s almost forgotten adult novel Grass In Piccadilly and the postwar housing crisis proved one of my most popular – to my surprise. It probably shows how much people treasure the authors they loved in childhood (my...
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Interested in 1920s, 1930s, JM Keynes, Bloomsbury, political economy, 20th century writers, women writers, forgotten classics, science v religion, social history, kids' books. Writer of historical fiction (Mr Keynes books).
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