Becoming George by Fiona Sampson review – the remarkable story of a cross-dressing 19th century novelist ⊕⊕
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A reappraisal of one of literature’s most sensational personalities, the author of more than 70 books
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With her radical politics and flamboyant affairs, Sand was no stranger to controversy, but it’s time to debunk the myths surrounding a writer ahead of her time
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Feigel uses her own experience as a starting point to examine the past, present and future of separation
This book about child custody is, unsurprisingly, full of pain. The pain of mothers separated f…
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My experience of court was eye-opening. And when I sat in on other cases, I realised how often mothers are vilified
It’s 1836 and the French writer George Sand is swimming in the River Indre with her …
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