Blogs about: Jeanette Winterson

SEXING THE CHERRY.

shotdownartist wrote 5 hours ago:   ★ ★ ★ ★ ☆ Sexing the Cherry (1989) by Jeanette Winterson is about a giant woman and her son s … more →

Tags: Movie/book reviews, Book Review, Books, metaphysics, sexing the cherry

The Measure of Love2 comments

Jason Walker wrote 1 day ago: Love is arguably the most talked about, written about, spoken of, studied and misunderstood of all h … more →

Tags: Faith, Emotions, Writing #2, Family, grace., life 2, Love 2, Death, Family

Eight Kickass Moments in WHY BE HAPPY WHEN YOU CAN BE NORMAL?

Beth Hanson wrote 1 day ago: Jeanette Winterson is a bitch goddess, a BAMF, and just simply awesome woman. Obviously, by this poi … more →

Tags: 21st century literature, Gender, Life, Sexuality, Bitch Goddess, writing, Why By Happy When You Could Be Normal, kickass-moments, BAMF

The Benefits Of Persistence1 comment

Lauren J Barnhart wrote 2 days ago: The title of Why Be Happy When You Could Be Normal, Jeanette Winterson’s recent memoir, refers … more →

Tags: Books, Publishing, Feminism, Writers, Religion & Spirituality, memoir, lauren j. barnhart, Writing #2, Publishing 2

SHELAGH

iveneverreadher wrote 2 days ago: Shelagh Delaney (25 November 1938 – 20 November 2011) was an English dramatist and screenwriter, bes … more →

Tags: british playwright, film, KITCHEN SINK DRAMA, Shelagh Delaney, theatre

Review: Jeanette Winterson’s “Written on the Body”4 comments

writereaderly wrote 3 days ago: Don’t come at me with the baloney that the narrator is an unnamed “Lothario, gender undeclared” (per … more →

Tags: ::better'n good::, dyke writers, JI's Bookshelf

Oh, Mother

Beth Hanson wrote 4 days ago: You all remember how much I love-love-loved the mother-daughter relationship in Where’d You Go … more →

Tags: 21st century literature, mothers in literature, Why Be Happy When You Could Be Normal?, identity, Nature vs Nurture

Review of The Daylight Gate by Jeanette Winterson1 comment

Sarah wrote 4 days ago:   Star Ratings Characters: **** Character Development: *** Plot: *** Writing: *** Overall: *** … more →

Tags: New reviews, Fantasy, Gothic, Horror, Adult, Historical Fiction, Magic, The Daylight Gate, witch trials

BookLife: A Literary Guide to Self1 comment

Beth Hanson wrote 1 week ago: I am even more convinced after reading Why Be Happy When You Could Be Normal? that Jeanette Winterso … more →

Tags: 21st century literature, Books, Reading Life, why be happy when you can be normal, books as home, living through books

News Roundup: Awards for UK Authors, Clare Ashton at the VLR, New Book Covers and Trailers, and BSB a Hit in Nottingham1 comment

Cari Hunter wrote 1 week ago: Whew, back to earth with a bump after a fabulous weekend at the BSB Nottingham bash, where the sun s … more →

Tags: Author Event, Awards, Info, RJ Samuel, Andrea Bramhall, Clare Ashton, Val McDermid, Nicola Griffith, Bold Strokes Book Festival UK

Fall to your knees. Today.16 comments

David Kanigan wrote 1 week ago: “They say that every snowflake is different. If that were true, how could the world go on? How could … more →

Tags: Art, Inspire, Life, Quotes, God, gratitude, Inspirational, Living, Miracle

The World and Other Places

sarahjlubala wrote 1 week ago: Yes I will come for you. Roll my strength into a ball for you. Throw myself across chance for you. I … more →

Tags: WorDs, dream, Literature, Love, Quote, the world and other places

Book collecting...

candiceleanne wrote 1 week ago: Book collecting is an obsession, an occupation, a disease, an addiction, a fascination, an absurdity … more →

Tags: Quote, book, Reading

My Style

M wrote 1 week ago: I’ve realized something about myself. When it comes to fiction, the style I like is disconnect … more →

Tags: the swan princess, Rabbit Run, John Updike, Augusten Burroughs, dry, Oranges are Not the Only Fruit, truman capote, In Cold Blood, J.D Salinger

What I've been reading: Dickens to Fitzgerald

Catherine Holdsworth wrote 1 week ago: So I’ve gone on and on about how much I love to read but I have an addiction to buying books a … more →

Tags: films, Books, Movies, Reviews, University, Blogging, Reading, Graduation, dickens

A Twitter Journey...3 comments

lianemcgovern2013 wrote 1 week ago: I initially joined Twitter in November 2012 following recommendations from personal friends however … more →

Tags: Social Work, Book Clubs, Higher Education, Reflection, bookclub, ludovico einaudi, florence welch, Social Media, Social Work

The Darling Books of May

Natasha wrote 2 weeks ago: I know, I know. Where have all the blogs gone? Where’s the monthly book review? Why is there nothing … more →

Tags: My Thoughts, books of 2013, writing, Books, game of thrones, Reading, george r r martin, Love in the time of cholera, Gabriel Garcia Marquez

Libraries and me1 comment

clairet28 wrote 2 weeks ago: Libraries are so important, they are a place where people can go and learn and read, and take books … more →

Tags: Libraries, Learning, Books, children's literature, Public libraries, London, CILIP, librarians

Welcome to a new friend: Marcelle Liemant 1 comment

Terry Irving wrote 2 weeks ago: Marcelle Liemant Grab a cup of tea, read some stories and learn how to use that big and beautiful br … more →

Tags: my friends..., writing, Arts, Melbourne, GEORGE ORWELL, haruki murakami, chronic fatigue syndrome, J. K. Rowling, China Mieville


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