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This episode explores the novel True Love by Sarah E Farro, one of the earliest African-American novelists. Farro’s novel is set in England, a place that she had never visited - although had clearly read much about. We discuss her interesting life, our thoughts on the novel and why we think this work still needs to be celebrated.
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Welcome to Agatha Christie month on She Wrote Too. In this episode, we speak with Dr Sarah Martin and Dr Jamie Bernthal who, with fellow academic Christie enthusiasts, run Golden Age Mysteries. They are both experts on all things Agatha Christie. Dr Martin has a PhD in female detective...
Published 11/01/24
This month is a celebration of women artists - other than writers - as Caroline and Nicola visited the Tate Britain exhibition, Now You See Us.
It was striking that, as with women writers, women artists were often denied training or access to resources and dismissed as merely pursuing hobbies. ...
Published 10/01/24