Gathering Bones
Eva BakerEssays on reading, midlife, and finding your way back to yourself
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Review: Someone at a Distance by Dorothy Whipple
This is the first Dorothy Whipple I have read. I chose to read her after so many people recommended her in the comments on my piece ‘In Praise of the Middlebrow’. A couple of people also mentioned that Virago refused to publish her and even...
Properly funny: five novels from the 1930s
Title: Aholan ateljeessa (neiti Selin) Creator: Venny Soldan-Brofeldt Date: 1899 Providing institution: Järvenpää Art Museum Aggregator: National Library of Finland Providing Country: Finland CC0 Aholan ateljeessa (neiti Selin) by Venny Sol...
‘The War Was Over’: Mrs Dalloway and One Fine Day
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The War was over, Clarissa Dalloway thinks in Woolf’s Mrs Dalloway, The war was over, Laura thinks in Mollie Panter-Downes’s One Fine Day. Two wars, two women and two novels set in the aftermath.
One Fine...
Puberty’s Delinquent Twin
A male van driver got furious with me the other day because I went to turn right out of a side road as he was turning right into it. No harm was done. I stopped in good time. I immediately apologised. The sun was bright; I hadn’t seen his...
Who Was Changed and Who Was Dead
Who Was Changed and Who Was Dead is Barbara Comyns’s third novel, first published in 1954. Comyns (1909–1992) was raised in Warwickshire, one of a brood of children largely left to governesses and allowed to run wild. She trained as a paint...
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Hi, I'm Eva. I write about midlife, women's writing, slowing down and digging deep.
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