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Tag Archives: Persephone Books
Princes in the Land by Joanna Cannan
This is one Persephone book I had never heard anything about, so I picked it up and started reading without having any idea what to expect. I didn’t know who Joanna Cannan was until I read the biographical information on … Continue reading
The Blank Wall by Elisabeth Sanxay Holding
Every time I pick up a Persephone book I’m amazed by the diversity of the books they publish. The Blank Wall, written by the American author Elisabeth Sanxay Holding and originally published in 1947, is completely different to the others … Continue reading
Posted in Highly Recommended, Reviews
Tagged 1940s, America, Elisabeth Sanxay Holding, Persephone Books, World War II
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Alas, Poor Lady by Rachel Ferguson
This is the book that I received for Christmas from my Persephone Secret Santa, Margaret of Ten Thousand Places. Choosing a book for another person is never easy, but of all the titles published by Persephone Margaret managed to select … Continue reading
Persephone Reading Weekend: Little Boy Lost by Marghanita Laski
Persephone Reading Weekend is hosted by Claire and Verity. For those of you who are new to Persephone and wondering what this is all about, they’re a publisher dedicated to printing “mainly neglected fiction and non-fiction by women, for women … Continue reading
Posted in Highly Recommended, Reviews
Tagged 20th century, France, Marghanita Laski, Persephone Books, World War II
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My Persephone Secret Santa Revealed!
Today is the day when Persephone Secret Santa participants reveal the identity of their Santa and the gift they received! Persephone Books have been a wonderful new discovery for me in 2010. I’ve read four so far and loved them … Continue reading
After the Sunday Papers #8: Persephones and Jane Austen
I had a nice surprise this week when I discovered part of my review of Good Evening, Mrs Craven: The Wartime Stories of Mollie Panter-Downes had been quoted in the Readers’ Comments section of the Persephone Biannually Autumn and Winter … Continue reading
Posted in After the Sunday Papers
Tagged Currently Reading, Jane Austen, Persephone Books
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Review: The Victorian Chaise-longue by Marghanita Laski
Of all the books in the Persephone catalogue this is the one I’ve been looking forward to reading the most. Maybe it was the word ‘Victorian’ that appealed to me (I’m slightly obsessed with the Victorian period) or maybe it’s … Continue reading
Posted in General Fiction, Reviews
Tagged identity, Marghanita Laski, Persephone Books, Victorian
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