Fathers: Reflections by Daughters - Tapa blanda

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This revised edition of Ursula Owen's fine anthology is a book all daughters can enjoy... What lingers most powerfully is the intimacy and specificity of recollection... Of such moments are the uniqueness and the commonality of daughterhood most wonderfully made. (TLS)

Reseña del editor

Of all the formative human relationships, the one between father and daughter is least written about, especially from the daughter's point of view. With contributions from Angela Carter, Doris Lessing, Grace Paley, Michele Roberts and others, this book is a collage of memoirs and polemic, stories and poems, describing experiences which range from the most intense loyalty and love to the dark and painful areas of paternal tyranny and incest. These writers have produced fascinating and sometimes shocking insights into what is probably the most unresolved relationship of them all.

Contributors include: Angela Carter, Doris Lessing, Sara Maitland, Alice Munro, Julia O'Faolain, Grace Paley, Adrienne Rich, Michele Roberts, Alice Walker, and many more