Archive - A Narrative Of Their Own

Familial bonds and female identity in the work of Deborah Levy

Nov 3 •

October 2024

A month of reflection, short reads & joyous narratives

Oct 30 •

The Algonquin Round Table

Dorothy Parker and the art of witty banter

Oct 27 •

Anita Brookner's 'surprise' Booker winning novel

Oct 20 •

Small but perfectly formed

Celebrating the short novel

Oct 13 •

Joan Didion's Blue Nights

A heartbreaking re-read that left me in pieces

Oct 6 •

September 2024

Wide Sargasso Sea

Rhys, Brontë, and the 'madwoman in the attic'

Sep 29 •

September Review

New season, new routines

Sep 27 •

The Elena Ferrante Furore

Women writers and the choice of anonymity

Sep 22 •

Finding a Beat of Their Own

Exploring the women of the Beat Generation

Sep 15 •

'Picnic at Hanging Rock'

Discovering an overlooked Classic

Sep 8 •

Jean Rhys and the Mother-Daughter Complex

How the mother-daughter relationship still proliferates literature

Sep 4 •

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