Again and again over the past years I have come across amazing and yet little publized, in fact often sidelined, literature produced by women. I am currently reading “All Passion Spent” by Vita Sackville-West, a friend of Virginia Wolf. However, she reads like a Tolstoy, although more concise, and humorously disects the gender oddities of Edwardian England with a poignancy and clarity as if she were alive today. Of course, that kind of writing is uncomfortable for many and rarely is kindly reviewed by literary juries...
Saturday, July 23, 2011
Viva Vita!
Again and again over the past years I have come across amazing and yet little publized, in fact often sidelined, literature produced by women. I am currently reading “All Passion Spent” by Vita Sackville-West, a friend of Virginia Wolf. However, she reads like a Tolstoy, although more concise, and humorously disects the gender oddities of Edwardian England with a poignancy and clarity as if she were alive today. Of course, that kind of writing is uncomfortable for many and rarely is kindly reviewed by literary juries...
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