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Books: Washed-up by the bards behaving badly
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Literature cannot be the business of a woman's life, and it
ought not to be" Robert Southey sternly warned Charlotte Bronte.
I'd better not write this review, then. Silly me. I should stick to
shopping lists. Cutlets, not couplets. I've made a living from
writing for 20 years and yet, two centuries after Southey's veto,
it is still so hard to reconcile the demands of a literary career
with the needs of a family and household that I am reduced to tears
of exasperation at times.
How much more painful and frustrating were the struggles of
these women, in an age when female independence was ...
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