DEBRA ADELAIDE The Women’s Pages. Reviewed by Michelle McLaren
The Women’s Pages is as captivating as it is irresistibly clever. In the closing moments of Emily Brontë’s Wuthering Heights, Lockwood, the novel’s...
Read MoreThe Women’s Pages is as captivating as it is irresistibly clever. In the closing moments of Emily Brontë’s Wuthering Heights, Lockwood, the novel’s...
Read MoreThese two collections give richly personal insights into how books and reading are critical to a strong and resilient culture. To borrow Giulia Giuffrè’s metaphor...
Read MoreThe author of The Household Guide to Dying delivers a collection of short stories infused with hope. Debra Adelaide is one of those rare writers who is able to document...
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