146 - The Casualty List by Winifred Holtby
the 1700’s began to see a steady stream of female writers until by the 1900’s mass market publishing saw short stories by female authors from all the strata of society being avidly read by everyone
true behind the scenes little has changed but if (and to mis-quote Jane Austen) there is one universal truth
42 - Importune Me No More (When I Was Fair and Young) by Queen Elizabeth I
97 - Far Above Rubies by Netta Syrett
The Top 10 Poets – Born in London - The Women (Audiobook) Poetic Movement/Period 146 - The Casualty ListFive poems each from some of the London born female poets ever Read by Christina Georgina Rossetti, Letitia Elizabeth Landon, Edith Nesbit(Unabridged: 01hrs 32mins) Featuring stories by Christina Rossetti, Charlotte Mew, Amy Levy, Letitia Elizabeth Landon, Alice Meynell, Charlotte Dacre, Elizabeth Siddal, Louisa Sarah Bevington, Adelaide Anne Proctor, Edith Nesbit & many more The language of Poetry is an art that most of us attempt at some point in