Archive - A Narrative Of Their Own

'Can You Ever Forgive Me?'

The remarkable story of Lee Israel

22 hrs ago •

Fragmentary Narratives

How 'Held' borrows from modernist forms

Feb 2 •

January 2025

Reading to keep out the cold

Jan 31 •

Mother, Activist, Writer

Jan 26 •

Lauren Elkin's novel explores themes of desire, generational trauma & feminist politics in the heart of Paris

Jan 19 •

Adela Pankhurst

Rebel Suffragette

Jan 12 •

Intentional Reading

And how it eludes my rebel-reader mindset

Jan 5 •

New Year's Resolutions

How I'm taking a leaf out of Virginia Woolf's diaries as inspiration this new year

Jan 1 •

December 2024

December Review

An end of year reflection on the reading life

Dec 29, 2024 •

How does a writer earn a living?

Reflecting on how author's low wages may lead to less diversity in publishing

Dec 22, 2024 •

Books For Gifting

Books to share with the people you love

Dec 15, 2024 •

Returning to Louisa May Alcott's Classic

Dec 8, 2024 •

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