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Nothing to Wear & Nowhere to Hide Flamingo (HarperCollins) First British Edition, 2002 Not yet published in the U.S. | |
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From the book jacket:
A spiky, feisty, hilarious collection of stories that expose women's clumsy, often doomed, sometimes miraculous, attempts to negotiate a smooth path through life. Abandoned wives remain as lingering presences in the homes of their ex-husbands' new girlfriends; beautiful young models find their sins exposed in the tabloids for all the world to see; middle-aged women get swept off their feet and into the criminal underworld by charismatic con men; young trophy wives get thrown in jail after over-exuberance on their private yachts; mothers beg their thirty-something career-minded daughters to freeze their eggs in the hope that they may yet have grandchildren. Bold, glamorous, sexy, unrepentant, Fay Weldon's heroines offer a quite unique view of the world as they face their trials without fear or trepedation. Both her legions of fans and new readers will be enthralled. Bio from the book jacket: Fay Weldon is a novelist, screenwriter and cultural journalist. Her novels include The Life and Times of a She-Devil, Puffball, The Cloning of Joanna May, Affliction, Big Women and Rhode Island Blues. She lives in London. Stories included in this edition:
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This is her most recent short story collection
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