Sep 15, 2025
Angela Carter, from her novel titled "Wise Children," originally published in 1991
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Angela Carter, from her novel titled "Wise Children," originally published in 1991
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does anyone have access to that proshot (or, um, any recording) of Wise Children's production of Wuthering Heights? please i need it so bad...
Emma Rice uses her sickass lighting powers to KILL the Paper Birds theatre company (2025, colourised)
It's hard to imagine that he was already sixty at that time.
"I'm the trecherous, lecherous chorus girl with her bright red lipstick that bleeds over everything, and her bright red fingernails and her scarlet heart, sexy, rapacious, deceitful. Vulgar as hell."
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Home can come in many forms: Person, place, or beast It soothes the soul and strokes the brow It's rest for now at least
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Hate and fear all melt away Hope and love remain
The story is narrated by Dora Chance, who chronicles the bizarre adventures of her and her twin sister, Nora in their days in show-business on her 75th birthday, which also happens to be the 100th birthday of their estranged father, Melchior. Intertwined with colorful musings and stories of vaudeville shows, Hollywood, and Shakespearean theatre is a delightfully zany yet candid account of Dora and Nora’s relationship with Melchior and his dazzling, expansive, and theatrically inclined family—the famous Hazards.
Hi everyone, I’ve redone my blog and I’ve begun to post book reviews now, which is pretty fun for me. Here is a link to my first review of Wise Children by Angela Carter. Jus thought I would share. :)