Archive - A Narrative Of Their Own

What books stick with you and why?

Hello Readers! So, I’ve never tried one of these threads before…but I thought I’d give it a go! In my Sunday essay this week, I wrote about Harp…

Apr 23 •

On the overwhelm of success and the controversial second novel

Apr 21 •

"Everything is Copy"

A look at the work of Nora Ephron

Apr 14 •

"Real" Feminism

Tradwives, feminism, and Laura Brown

Apr 7 •

March 2024

Neighbours and Other Stories

A look at the life, work, and untimely death of Diane Oliver

Mar 31 •

A look at the best reading, watching, and listening this month

Mar 30 •

'Cassandra at the Wedding'

A surprising discovery of an American classic

Mar 24 •

The Reading Group Revival

How a new generation of readers are driving the popularity of book clubs

Mar 17 •

Women's narratives of the miner's strike on the 40th anniversary

Mar 10 •

Dr Ruth Barnhouse

The woman who tried to save Sylvia Plath

Mar 3 •

February 2024

February Review

What I've been reading, listening to, and watching this month

Feb 27 •

The Late Revival of Jean Rhys

Exploring the short fiction of the reclusive writer

Feb 25 •

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