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Summary of Jeanette Winterson's Why Be Happy When You Could Be Normal?
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- Date de parution31/07/2022
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Résumé
Please note: This is a companion version & not the original book.
Sample Book Insights:
#1 I had to live out some of my mother's unlived life. She was a flamboyant depressive who kept a revolver in the duster drawer and the bullets in a tin of Pledge. She was alive when my first novel, Oranges Are Not the Only Fruit, was published in 1985.
#2 I was trying to get away from the received idea that women always write about experience while men write about broad and bold experiments with form.
I was angry that writers were sex-crazed bohemians who broke the rules. #3 I wrote the cover story of myself being a misfit, so that I could escape the pain of being alone. I spent most of my school years sitting on the railings outside the school gates, so I could be seen and not liked. #4 I had no idea how to love or trust another person, and I thought that love was loss. I believed that the world was unfair and out of control, and that we can only control what we can see.
I was angry that writers were sex-crazed bohemians who broke the rules. #3 I wrote the cover story of myself being a misfit, so that I could escape the pain of being alone. I spent most of my school years sitting on the railings outside the school gates, so I could be seen and not liked. #4 I had no idea how to love or trust another person, and I thought that love was loss. I believed that the world was unfair and out of control, and that we can only control what we can see.
Please note: This is a companion version & not the original book.
Sample Book Insights:
#1 I had to live out some of my mother's unlived life. She was a flamboyant depressive who kept a revolver in the duster drawer and the bullets in a tin of Pledge. She was alive when my first novel, Oranges Are Not the Only Fruit, was published in 1985.
#2 I was trying to get away from the received idea that women always write about experience while men write about broad and bold experiments with form.
I was angry that writers were sex-crazed bohemians who broke the rules. #3 I wrote the cover story of myself being a misfit, so that I could escape the pain of being alone. I spent most of my school years sitting on the railings outside the school gates, so I could be seen and not liked. #4 I had no idea how to love or trust another person, and I thought that love was loss. I believed that the world was unfair and out of control, and that we can only control what we can see.
I was angry that writers were sex-crazed bohemians who broke the rules. #3 I wrote the cover story of myself being a misfit, so that I could escape the pain of being alone. I spent most of my school years sitting on the railings outside the school gates, so I could be seen and not liked. #4 I had no idea how to love or trust another person, and I thought that love was loss. I believed that the world was unfair and out of control, and that we can only control what we can see.
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