Tag Archives: Women

How To Be a Woman

Posted on March 5, 2013 by TBM

Last year when I attended the London Book Fair I had the pleasure of listening to an interview with Caitlin Moran, the author of How To Be a Woman. Before the interview started, a young woman sat down next to … Continue reading →

Posted in Books | Tagged 50 Year Project, Blog, Blogging, Book Review, Books, British Writers, Caitlin Moran, England, Feminism, Feminists, Galaxy National Book Award, How to be a Woman, Humor, Life, Life Stories, London Book Fair, Memoirs, Photography, Photos, Women, Writers | 27 Comments

Review: Agnes Grey by Anne Brontë

Posted on September 4, 2012 by TBM

Until recently, I didn’t know much about the novel, Agnes Grey (published in 1847) by Anne Brontë. I knew that it was written by one of the Brontë sisters. Not much else. This past summer I read several reviews on the novel … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged 1001 Books you Must Read Before you Die, 50 Year Project, Agnes Grey, Anne Brontë, Book Reviews, Books, Charlotte Bronte, Class Divisions, Emily Bronte, England, English History, English Writers, Governesses, History, Holland Park, Life, London, Novels, Oppression, Reviews, Victorian Age, Victorian Literature, Women | 33 Comments

Tag Archives: Women

How To Be a Woman

Review: Agnes Grey by Anne Brontë

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