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ISBN
0547737351
EAN
9780547737355
Binding
TP
Book Title
Day in the Life of a Smiling Woman: Complete Short Stories
Publisher
HarperCollins
Item Length
8 in
Publication Year
2012
Format
Trade Paperback
Language
English
Item Height
0.6 in
Author
Jose Francisco Fernandez, Margaret Drabble
Genre
Fiction
Topic
Contemporary Women, Short Stories (Single Author), Literary
Item Weight
7.4 Oz
Item Width
5.3 in
Number of Pages
256 Pages

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Publisher
HarperCollins
ISBN-10
0547737351
ISBN-13
9780547737355
eBay Product ID (ePID)
109445036

Product Key Features

Book Title
Day in the Life of a Smiling Woman: Complete Short Stories
Number of Pages
256 Pages
Language
English
Publication Year
2012
Topic
Contemporary Women, Short Stories (Single Author), Literary
Genre
Fiction
Author
Jose Francisco Fernandez, Margaret Drabble
Format
Trade Paperback

Dimensions

Item Height
0.6 in
Item Weight
7.4 Oz
Item Length
8 in
Item Width
5.3 in

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Reviews
"Perfectly turned works ... A grand feat, and something to smile about." -Elissa Schappell, Vanity Fair "[These] glimmer with the irony, lyricism, moral vision, and amplitude we associate with Drabble's novels." - New York Times Book Review "Woman in her essence: complicated, contradictory, and courageous ... Magic that will stay with us." - San Francisco Chronicle "Show[s] a mastery of the [short-story] form ... Brilliantly dramatic ... Prick these moody and introspective characters, and they do bleed." - All Things Considered "Fascinating companions to ... Drabble's larger canon ... [They] are so well-crafted, so illustrative of Drabble's keen eye and literary talent, that their excellence is what shines through, and rightfully so." - Portland Oregonian "Landmark. A Day in the Life of a Smiling Woman documents the changing lives of w - Vogue "A fastidious chronicler of the vagaries of women's lives in England since the early nineteen-sixties ... Drabble is one of the most versatile and accomplished writers of her generation ... A sympathetic clear-mindedness characterizes Drabble's short fiction." -Joyce Carol Oates, The New Yorker "These stories reveal a great deal about a writer best known for her novels ... We see Drabble honing her powerful eye for details and their meanings." - Los Angeles Times "Even those who have never dabbled in Drabble will enjoy this ... With her snappy pacing and signature sense of irony, Drabble gives us a sense of the various feminist growing pains progressive women have experienced over the past 50 years, and articulates some of the frustrations and triumphs we're still experiencing today." - Bust, "Smooth, reflective prose . . . Drabble's fans will savor these bite-sized examples of her humane intelligence." - Kirkus Reviews, "Perfectly turned works ... A grand feat, and something to smile about." -Elissa Schappell, Vanity Fair "[These] glimmer with the irony, lyricism, moral vision, and amplitude we associate with Drabble's novels." - New York Times Book Review "Woman in her essence: complicated, contradictory, and courageous ... Magic that will stay with us." - San Francisco Chronicle "Show[s] a mastery of the [short-story] form ... Brilliantly dramatic ... Prick these moody and introspective characters, and they do bleed." - All Things Considered "Fascinating companions to ... Drabble's larger canon ... [They] are so well-crafted, so illustrative of Drabble's keen eye and literary talent, that their excellence is what shines through, and rightfully so." - Portland Oregonian "Landmark. A Day in the Life of a Smiling Woman documents the changing lives of women." - Vogue "A fastidious chronicler of the vagaries of women's lives in England since the early nineteen-sixties ... Drabble is one of the most versatile and accomplished writers of her generation ... A sympathetic clear-mindedness characterizes Drabble's short fiction." -Joyce Carol Oates, The New Yor ker "These stories reveal a great deal about a writer best known for her novels ... We see Drabble honing her powerful eye for details and their meanings." - Los Angeles Times "Even those who have never dabbled in Drabble will enjoy this ... With her snappy pacing and signature sense of irony, Drabble gives us a sense of the various feminist growing pains progressive women have experienced over the past 50 years, and articulates some of the frustrations and triumphs we're still experiencing today." - Bust "[Drabble's] X-ray view into the female psyche is no less powerful than in her longer works. Within these compact narratives lie complex character studies that explore both what it means to be British and to be a woman in the twentieth century." - Barnes & Noble Review "Drabble's stories are distinguished by skillful plotting, engaging wit, supple prose and deft renderings of her characters' preoccupations and inner lives." - Washington Independent Review of Books "Drabble's trademark is this precise examination of intimate worlds in poetic and contemplative style . . . [ A Day in the Life of a Smiling Woman ] offers the opportunity to chart the progress of one of modern literature's most significant writers." - PopMatters "Drabble, a writer of acid wit, keen plots, and psychological acuity . . . uses the [short] form with distinct poise and power. Electrifyingly precise and darkly funny . . . Stories as piercing as they are dazzling." - Booklist (starred) "This collection from one of the United Kingdom's finest contemporary fiction writers reflects both the development of Dame Drabble's work as well as the decades in which societal expectations for women- and women's expectations of themselves- were rapidly shifting . . . Readers will enjoy following the leitmotifs of Drabble's worlds while also recognizing the evolution of her craft and the choices of her heroines." - Publishers Weekly (starred) "Drabble's fans will savor these bite-sized examples of her humane intelligence." - Kirkus "These sharp and poignant stories will have broad appeal but will be especially nostalgic for readers who came of age in the heady dawn of feminism and who cut their literary teeth on the likes of Doris Lessing, Margaret Atwood, and Drabble herself." - Library Journal, "Smooth, reflective prose . . . Drabble's fans will savor these bite-sized examples of her humane intelligence." Kirkus Reviews, Woman in her essence: complicated, contradictory and courageous . . . [The stories] bring magic that will stay with us ., "Perfectly turned works ... A grand feat, and something to smile about." --Elissa Schappell, Vanity Fair "[These] glimmer with the irony, lyricism, moral vision, and amplitude we associate with Drabble's novels." -- New York Times Book Review "Woman in her essence: complicated, contradictory, and courageous ... Magic that will stay with us." -- San Francisco Chronicle "Show[s] a mastery of the [short-story] form ... Brilliantly dramatic ... Prick these moody and introspective characters, and they do bleed." -- All Things Considered "Fascinating companions to ... Drabble's larger canon ... [They] are so well-crafted, so illustrative of Drabble's keen eye and literary talent, that their excellence is what shines through, and rightfully so." -- Portland Oregonian "Landmark. A Day in the Life of a Smiling Woman documents the changing lives of women." -- Vogue "A fastidious chronicler of the vagaries of women's lives in England since the early nineteen-sixties ... Drabble is one of the most versatile and accomplished writers of her generation ... A sympathetic clear-mindedness characterizes Drabble's short fiction." --Joyce Carol Oates, The New Yor ker "These stories reveal a great deal about a writer best known for her novels ... We see Drabble honing her powerful eye for details and their meanings." -- Los Angeles Times "Even those who have never dabbled in Drabble will enjoy this ... With her snappy pacing and signature sense of irony, Drabble gives us a sense of the various feminist growing pains progressive women have experienced over the past 50 years, and articulates some of the frustrations and triumphs we're still experiencing today." -- Bust "[Drabble's] X-ray view into the female psyche is no less powerful than in her longer works. Within these compact narratives lie complex character studies that explore both what it means to be British and to be a woman in the twentieth century." -- Barnes & Noble Review "Drabble's stories are distinguished by skillful plotting, engaging wit, supple prose and deft renderings of her characters' preoccupations and inner lives." -- Washington Independent Review of Books "Drabble's trademark is this precise examination of intimate worlds in poetic and contemplative style ... [ A Day in the Life of a Smiling Woman ] offers the opportunity to chart the progress of one of modern literature's most significant writers." -- PopMatters "Drabble, a writer of acid wit, keen plots, and psychological acuity ... uses the [short] form with distinct poise and power. Electrifyingly precise and darkly funny . . . Stories as piercing as they are dazzling." -- Booklist (starred) "This collection from one of the United Kingdom's finest contemporary fiction writers reflects both the development of Dame Drabble's work as well as the decades in which societal expectations for women-- and women's expectations of themselves-- were rapidly shifting... Readers will enjoy following the leitmotifs of Drabble's worlds while also recognizing the evolution of her craft and the choices of her heroines." -- Publishers Weekly (starred) "Drabble's fans will savor these bite-sized examples of her humane intelligence." -- Kirkus "These sharp and poignant stories will have broad appeal but will be especially nostalgic for readers who came of age in the heady dawn of feminism and who cut their literary teeth on the likes of Doris Lessing, Margaret Atwood, and Drabble herself." -- Library Journal, Perfectly turned works ... A grand feat, and something to smile about. -Elissa Schappell, Vanity Fair [These] glimmer with the irony, lyricism, moral vision, and amplitude we associate with Drabble's novels. - New York Times Book Review Woman in her essence: complicated, contradictory, and courageous ... Magic that will stay with us. - San Francisco Chronicle "Show[s] a mastery of the [short-story] form ... Brilliantly dramatic ... Prick these moody and introspective characters, and they do bleed." - All Things Considered "Fascinating companions to ... Drabble's larger canon ... [They] are so well-crafted, so illustrative of Drabble's keen eye and literary talent, that their excellence is what shines through, and rightfully so." - Portland Oregonian "Landmark. A Day in the Life of a Smiling Woman documents the changing lives of women." - Vogue "A fastidious chronicler of the vagaries of women's lives in England since the early nineteen-sixties ... Drabble is one of the most versatile and accomplished writers of her generation ... A sympathetic clear-mindedness characterizes Drabble's short fiction." -Joyce Carol Oates, The New Yor ker "These stories reveal a great deal about a writer best known for her novels ... We see Drabble honing her powerful eye for details and their meanings." - Los Angeles Times "Even those who have never dabbled in Drabble will enjoy this ... With her snappy pacing and signature sense of irony, Drabble gives us a sense of the various feminist growing pains progressive women have experienced over the past 50 years, and articulates some of the frustrations and triumphs we're still experiencing today." - Bust "[Drabble's] X-ray view into the female psyche is no less powerful than in her longer works. Within these compact narratives lie complex character studies that explore both what it means to be British and to be a woman in the twentieth century." - Barnes & Noble Review "Drabble's stories are distinguished by skillful plotting, engaging wit, supple prose and deft renderings of her characters' preoccupations and inner lives." - Washington Independent Review of Books "Drabble's trademark is this precise examination of intimate worlds in poetic and contemplative style ... [ A Day in the Life of a Smiling Woman ] offers the opportunity to chart the progress of one of modern literature's most significant writers." - PopMatters "Drabble, a writer of acid wit, keen plots, and psychological acuity ... uses the [short] form with distinct poise and power. Electrifyingly precise and darkly funny . . . Stories as piercing as they are dazzling." - Booklist (starred) "This collection from one of the United Kingdom's finest contemporary fiction writers reflects both the development of Dame Drabble's work as well as the decades in which societal expectations for women- and women's expectations of themselves- were rapidly shifting... Readers will enjoy following the leitmotifs of Drabble's worlds while also recognizing the evolution of her craft and the choices of her heroines." - Publishers Weekly (starred) "Drabble's fans will savor these bite-sized examples of her humane intelligence." - Kirkus "These sharp and poignant stories will have broad appeal but will be especially nostalgic for readers who came of age in the heady dawn of feminism and who cut their literary teeth on the likes of Doris Lessing, Margaret Atwood, and Drabble herself." - Library Journal
Dewey Edition
23
Dewey Decimal
823.914
Table Of Content
Contents Introduction ix Note on the Present Edition xxi Les Liaisons Dangereuses 1 Hassan's Tower 7 A Voyage to Cythera 23 Faithful Lovers 41 A Pyrrhic Victory 53 Crossing the Alps 63 The Gifts of War 85 A Success Story 103 A Day in the Life of a Smiling Woman 115 Homework 141 The Merry Widow 151 The Dower House at Kellynch: A Somerset Romance 169 The Caves of God 193 Stepping Westward: A Topographical Tale 207
Synopsis
Margaret Drabble's novels have illuminated the past fifty years, especially the changing lives of women, like no others. Yet her short fiction has its own unique brilliance. Her penetrating evocations of character and place, her wide-ranging curiosity, her sense of irony--all are on display here, in stories that explore marriage, female friendships, the English tourist abroad, love affairs with houses, peace demonstrations, gin and tonics, cultural TV programs, in stories that are perceptive, sharp, and funny. With an introduction by the Spanish academic José Fernández that places the stories in the context of her life and her novels, this collection is a wonderful recapitulation of a masterly career., Margaret Drabble's novels have illuminated the past fifty years, especially the changing lives of women, like no others. Yet her short fiction has its own unique brilliance. Her penetrating evocations of character and place, her wide-ranging curiosity, her sense of irony--all are on display here, in stories that explore marriage, female friendships, the English tourist abroad, love affairs with houses, peace demonstrations, gin and tonics, cultural TV programs, in stories that are perceptive, sharp, and funny. With an introduction by the Spanish academic Jos Fern ndez that places the stories in the context of her life and her novels, this collection is a wonderful recapitulation of a masterly career.
LC Classification Number
PR6054.R25D39 2012
Copyright Date
2011
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