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	NAME	DETAILS	PUBLISHER	PRICE
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	TAN.	THE JOY LUCK CLUB.	Minerva	£3.00
	Amy,	The story of 4 mothers and their first-generation Chinese-American daughters; two generations of women struggling to come to terms with their cultural identity. Tan writes from the heart, cutting sharp edges with wit, wisdom and a gentle and delicate precision. International bestseller and Film.	Good 1994
	TAYLOR.	ANGEL.	Virago	£3.00
	Elizabeth,	The Story of Angelica Deverell, who wants to be a writer.. Angelica Deverell is fifteen years old at the turn of the century. She is the daughter of a widow who keeps a grocery shop in a dreary provincial backstreet, working hard to pay for Angel's education so she can 'better herself'. But Angel rejects the drabness of her daily life and, retreating into a world of romantic dreams, she begins to write stories remarkable for their extravagance and fantasy. To those around her it is simply folie de grandeur, but Angel knows better. She knows she is different, that she will grow up to be a feted authoress, owner of great riches and of the mysterious Paradise House&ldots; It evokes the life of Romance Writer Marie Corelli.	Fair 1991
	TAYLOR.	AT MRS LIPPINCOTE'S.	Virago	£1.50
	Elizabeth,	The Story of Julia, who is forced to stay at Mrs Lippincote's and fulfil her role as "Officer's Wife"... Ex-lib	Fair 1988
	TAYLOR.	AT MRS LIPPINCOTE'S.	Virago	£3.50
	Elizabeth,	The Story of Julia, who is forced to stay at Mrs Lippincote's and fulfil her role as "Officer's Wife"...	Good 1991
	TAYLOR.	BLAMING.	Virago	£1.50
	Elizabeth,	The Story of Amy, whose husband dies on holiday and is supported by Martha, a young American novelist whose acquaintance Amy is ungratefully reluctant to maintain on their return to England. A novel about blaming, of oneself, of circumstances, of others. Ex-Lib	Fair 1991
	TAYLOR.	THE WEDDING GROUP.	Virago	£3.50
	Elizabeth,	Cressey has grown up in an artistic community, presided over by her eccentric Grandfather who bears more than a passing resemblance to Augustus John. Rebelling against this existence she leaves home, taking a job in an antique shop. Here she meets David, a journalist, and they marry. But as Cressey cannot fed for herself and David is securely tied to his mother's apron strings, this act of escape for both of them proves a powerful form of bondage. An exploration of the ways in which the parental mould is not easily broken.	V Good 1985
	TAX.	PASSIONATE WOMEN.	Virago	£3.95
	Meredith,	The story of a family throughout the 1920s and 1930s. Hardback (No Cover). £2 P&P (UK)	Good 1989
	TEM.	BLOOD MOON.	Women’s Press	£3.25
	Melanie,	When Breanne Novak adopts 11-year-old Greg, she knows she has trouble ahead. But Greg has an uncanny ability to make things happen and Breanne soon realises she has been totally unprepared for the full impact of the struggle about to rock her life...	Mint 1992
	TENNANT.	THE ADVENTURES OF ROBINA.	Faber	£3.25
	Emma,	Being the memoirs of a débutante at the court of Queen Elizabeth II. Robina, is a red-haired young innocent, a Scottish orphan. At the age of 15, after strict upbringing on a border farm at the hands of her aunt and uncle. She is sent South: first to an eccentric Oxford boarding school; then to a family in Paris; and finally to the London flat of a bankrupt Chaperone who is paid to guide her through the Debutante 'season'.	Fair / Good 1987
	TENNANT.	WOMAN BEWARE WOMAN.	Picador	£3.25
	Emma,	An eminent man has been found dead in a wood on the southern coast of Ireland. Much loved for his charm, wit and knowledge of the world, the famous writer and commentator had on this occasion blundered into a situation beyond his understanding. And in turn, the people round him find they are drawn into an area of violence and menace. Women and their conflicting loyalties (to their own images, men they love, each other) are the main protagonists in this chilling account of amorous obsession, exclusion and revenge.	Fair 1983
	THOMAS.	THE LAST ROOM.	Virago	£3.25
	Elean,	The story of Valerie `Putus' Barton, who is charged by her mother to take the family forward from the `Last room' of slavery into the mansions of the world. So she emigrates from Jamaica to England.	Good 1992
	THOMAS.	THE LAST ROOM.	Virago	£4.75
	Elean,	The story of Valerie `Putus' Barton, who is charged by her mother to take the family forward from the `Last room' of slavery into the mansions of the world. So she emigrates from Jamaica to England. A story of exile and disenchantment, her characters pursue that delicate balance between remembering and forgetting which emigration inevitably forgets. Hardback RRP £13.99	Good 1991
	THOMAS.	MOON ISLAND.	Heinemann	£6.00
	Rosie,	A love story, a ghost story, a tale of opportunities lost and second chances, 'Moon Island' is Rosie Thomas's resonant and compelling new novel. On a small stretch of untamed coast, five year old clapboard houses gaze out to sea. They are visited by the same group of families every year. When she arrives at the beach for the summer May Duhane is on the brink of womanhood, and at the point of estrangement from her father and older sister. Isolated and resentful, no longer a child but not as confident as her glamorous sister, she feels only the currents of sexual tension between those around her, including her father and a married neighbour, Leoine Beam. Meanwhile, May has made an eerie discovery - the diary of a dead girl. To try to break the dairy's code and unravel its story, she must immerse herself in stories from the past. And as she finds herself drawn deeper into the beaches history, a history steeped in sadness, so she begins to feel she is destined to follow in the dead girls tragic footsteps&ldots; Hardback RRP £15.99	V Good 1998
	TOUATI.	DESPERATE SPRING.	Women’s Press	£3.25
	Fettouma,	The story of 3 generations of Algerian Women. Faroudja a young wife during the Algerian war of liberation, finds her hopes shattered when her husband returns from prison, tortured and driven half crazy by his French interrogators. Yasmina, determined to escape the confinement that has emotionally crippled her mother and grandmother, fights to qualify as a doctor; only to find that even in independent Algeria, men may view unmarried women with derision. And Malika, the young rebel, defies the authority of her brother; but finds that the odds against her are too great. It is to each other that the women are able to turn, for solcae, comfort and even a way forward&ldots; A disturbing tale of the price women pay for daring to challenge.	Fair / Good 1987
	TRAPIDO.	TEMPLES OF DELIGHT.	Penguin	£3.50
	Barbara,	The moment Jem joined her class; Alice knew her life was irrevocably changed... But Jem vanishes as abruptly as she came, only to reappear 5 years on... A baroque romance of untimely deaths, orphan babes, stolen novels, canny nuns and dark, forceful lovers.	Good 1991
	TROLLOPE.	THE BEST OF FRIENDS & NEXT OF KIN.	BCA	£3.95
	Joanna,	The story of the friendship between 2 women and their families in Whittingbourne&ldots; The story of a family at a tragic crossroads&ldots; (2 Novels in One) Hardback £2 P&P	Mint 1996
	TSUSHIMA.	CHILD OF FORTUNE.	Women’s Press	£3.25
	Yuko,	The story of Koko a single mother living alone in Japan. Hemmed in by society and her families’ expectations Koko realises that the time has come to make some active decisions about her future...	Mint 1986
	TWEEDIE.	LETTERS FROM A FAINTHEARTED FEMINIST.	BCA	£3.25
	Jill,	The Letters from Martha - to the younger more militantly feminist, Mary - which appeared in the Guardian. Hardback (No Cover).
	TWEEDIE.	MORE FROM MARTHA.	Robson	£3.50
	Jill,	Further Letters from a fainthearted Feminist. Hardback In many ways, housewives were overlooked in the explosive beginnings of the women's movement. So when the letters from Martha to the younger, more militantly feminist, Mary first appeared on the Guardians women's page the sentiments they expressed were greeted with delighted recognition by those who shared her plight. Here, in the second volume of her letters, Martha shows us her life with all its vagaries as she takes pen in hand to pour out her heart and various other internal organs to her sister under the skin, the enviably liberated Mary.	Good 1983
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	VANDENBURGH.	FAILURE TO ZIGZAG.	Avon	£3.50
	Jane,	The story of Charlotte, who tries to make some sense of the world, after her mother is temporarily furloughed from a mental hospital, convinced she's being pursued by psychiatrists. Grandma Winnie reminds Charlotte that Katrinka was once sweet, smart, and pretty&ldots; before she took up with Charlotte's father and all those other high-IQ-no-common-sense types.	Fair 1989
	VAN HERK.	NO FIXED ADDRESS.	Virago	£3.00
	Aritha,	An Amorous journey. The story of Arachne Manteia, a travelling saleswoman, who is on a quest for independence through sex, death and lingerie as she tours the Canadian West...	Fair 1989
	VONARBURG.	THE SILENT CITY.	Women’s Press	£3.50
	Elizabeth,	Sci-Fi Novel. Wild tribes roam the surface of the earth, the City, deep underground, is the final storehouse of knowledge and science. Only a handful of people survive there, kept alive for multiple lifespans by machines. The story of Elisa who is born in the City where the scientists are conducting genetic experiments and who rebels against her father/lover and leaves the City fot the outside world. Later she will return, having sown the seeds for a transformation of human life.	Mint 1990
	VOZNESENSKAYA.	THE WOMEN’S DECAMERON.	Methuen	£3.75
	Julia,	Ten women, who have all just given birth in a Leningrad clinic, are unexpectedly quarantined together for ten days. Each night each woman undertakes to tell a story on some previously chosen subject: first love, rape, revenge, jealousy, money, betrayal, happiness, noble deeds or sex in absurd situations&ldots; It is an intimate world, startlingly frank about personal and social relationships and, as such, reveals more about Soviet life than anything to be read in a newspaper.	Good 1987
	VOZNESENSKAYA.	THE WOMEN’S DECAMERON.	Quartet	£1.75
	Julia,	Ten women, who have all just given birth in a Leningrad clinic, are unexpectedly quarantined together for ten days. Each night each woman undertakes to tell a story on some previously chosen subject: first love, rape, revenge, jealousy, money, betrayal, happiness, noble deeds or sex in absurd situations&ldots; It is an intimate world, startlingly frank about personal and social relationships and, as such, reveals more about Soviet life than anything to be read in a newspaper. Ex-Library Hardback	Fair 1986
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	WATSON SHERMAN.	ONE DARK BODY.	Women’s Press	£3.75
	Charlotte,	The story of Raisin, abandoned at birth, and nursed by Miss Marius, with other rejected children. The story of Nola, her mother, who returns to claim her daughter and to put to rest the ghosts of the past. The story of Sin-Sin, the fatherless fourteen year old son of the local schoolteacher. And of Blue, the wanga-man, healer and Shamanic figure living in the forest out of town. Stories about ancestry, and blood and underknit with mysticism and magic&ldots;	Good 1993
	WATT.	MICAWBER'S AILMENT.	Women’s Press	£3.00
	Lucy Anne,	Elisabet is drifting downwards, like Mr Micawber, Elisabet hopes incessantly for a change in her fortunes. But, as with Micawber, that change, when it comes, is not as she expects... Novel of homelessness, and the nightmare of urban poverty.	Mint 1992
	WAUGH.	A HANDFUL OF DUST.	Penguin	£1.50
	Evelyn,	Tony Last, loves Hetton Abbey more than anything except for his wife, Lady Brenda. The story of the break-up of a marriage.	Fair / Good 1988
	WEIS & HICKMAN.	FORGING THE DARKSWORD.	Bantam	£3.00
		The Darksword Trilogy: Vol1 Saga of Magic, Fantasy and Adventure. The Story of Joram, born without Magical abilities and denied his birthright.	Fair / Good 1990
	WEIS & HICKMAN.	DOOM OF THE DARKSWORD.	Bantam	£3.00
		The Darksword Trilogy: Vol 2. Joram returns to his kingdom to claim his birthright	Good 1989
	WEIS & HICKMAN.	DRAGONS OF WINTER NIGHT.	Penguin	£3.00
		Dragon Lance Chronicles: Vol 2 War and oblivion threaten the world of Krynn. 8 Heroes are given the power to save the world and set off on their perilous mission.	V Good 1986
	WELDON.	BIG WOMEN.	Flamingo	£3.75
	Fay,	Big Girls Don't Cry. Channel 4 TV Drama. There's the feminist publishing house, Medusa, founded one balmy evening in a flurry of argument, peace-making and naked dancing. There's Layla: noisy, darlingish, high profile: 'I am the only right-thinking feminist there is. It's all the others who are out of step'. And Nancy, boring, sensible Nancy who is the only one with business nous. And Alice, the academic, the philosopher, the - eventually - Glastonbury witch. And Stephanie - the only one who leaves her husband and children to embrace politics, men, other women&ldots;	V Good 1998
	WELDON.	FEMALE FRIENDS	Pavanne	£3.00
	Fay,	The story of 3 friends, who grew up together in wartime Essex and whose friendship survive the erosion and intrusion of shared lovers, turbulent marriages and clamouring children&ldots;	Good 1977
	WELDON.	LIFE FORCE.	Harper Collins	£3.95
	Fay,	Feminist novel about the lives and loves of women. Large £1.75 P&P (UK)	Fair 1992
	WELDON.	THE FAT WOMAN’S JOKE BOOK.	Sceptre	£3.25
	Fay,	Esther is monumental and magnificent. She has left her husband and her world has slimmed down to eating, drinking and thinking about food. She grows and grows in size, though in wisdom too. One day she asks a close and worried friend: 'I suppose you really do believe that your happiness is consequent upon your size?' Her friend does but Esther doesn't - and she triumphantly and outrageously sets out to prove her point. But which of them is right?	Good 1993
	WESLEY.	THE VACILLATIONS OF POPPY CAREW.	Black Swan	£3.50
	Mary,	The comical story of Poppy Carew, who is left a lot of money by her once-milkman father...	Fair / Good 1987
	WEST.	COUSIN ROSAMUND.	Virago	£3.75
	Rebecca,	Book 3. Following from the "Fountain Overflows" and "This real night". The Story of Rose and Mary successful Pianists, whose happiness is diminished by their cousin's unfathomable marriage, to a man they perceive as grotesque. Excluded from the realm of Rosamund's intuitive understanding, Rose looks to the surrogate wisdom of Mr Morpurgo, whilst days of domesticity with Aunt Lily and the Darcys at their pub on the Thames, offset the tensions of foreign concert tours. And, as Rose approaches middle age and begins to see more clearly herself and those she cares for, a new experience awaits her: the discovery of - and delight in - her own sexuality&ldots;	Fair / Good 1988
	WEST.	THE BIRDS FALL DOWN.	Virago	£3.75
	Rebecca,	The Story of Laura, who is taken by her mother to visit her grandfather, and means that she will become a witness to the momentous events leading up to the Russian Revolution... Revolution through a vivid canvas layered with intrigue, conspiracy and murder, Rebecca West has created a story that is at once a family saga, a political thriller, a philosophical drama and a fine historical novel. First published in 1966 and also a successful TV Serial	Good 1986   £1.50 P&P (UK)
	WEST.	THE FOUNTAIN OVERFLOWS.	Pan	£2.00
	Rebecca,	Book 1 in the family saga of 3 girls growing up in the Edwardian era. Rose Aubrey one of a family of 3 girls and a younger brother are the children of an artistic mother and a father whose gambling keeps the family on the verge of financial ruin and social disgrace..	Poor /Fair 1979
	WEST.	THE FOUNTAIN OVERFLOWS.	Virago	£3.50
	Rebecca,	Book 1 in the family saga of 3 girls growing up in the Edwardian era. Rose Aubrey one of a family of 3 girls and a younger brother are the children of an artistic mother and a father whose gambling keeps the family on the verge of financial ruin and social disgrace..	Fair / Good 1987
	WEST.	THE HARSH VOICE	Virago	£3.50
	Rebecca,	Four short novels set in America, England and Paris. Exploring the lives and relationships of rich women and men, who are ruled by money and hate... First published in 1935, each a virtuoso piece, these acute, witty novellas penetrate the world of the rich, where the price paid for overwhelming ambition is the loss of human contact and human love.	Fair 1983
	WEST.	THE RETURN OF THE SOLDIER.	Virago	£3.75
	Rebecca,	The story of a soldier who returns to his home shell-shocked, and it is up to his wife, cousin and long forgotten love to leave him like this or cure him... An exploration into the nurturing and life-sustaining force of woman in a world governed by the destructive powers of man.	V Good 1996
	WHARTON.	THE AGE OF INNOCENCE	Virago	£3.50
	Edith,	The Story of Newland Archer, who awaits his marriage to May. Then Mays beautiful cousin Ellen arrives... She alternately captivates and outrages the New York milieu and, as Newland's sympathy for her deepens into love, he not only gains insight into the brutality of society's treatment of women, but also discovers the real anguish of loving outside the rules.	Good 1993
	WHARTON.	THE BUCCANEERS.	Viking	£3.95
	Edith,	TV Drama. A novel of American beauties questing for British titles and British titles questing for American dollars. £1.75 P&P	Good 1993
	WHARTON.	THE EDITH WHARTON COLLECTION.	Chancellor	£3.95
	Edith,	3 Novels in One Book. £1.50 P&P 1) The Age of Innocence. 2) The House of Mirth. 3) Ethan Frome	Fair / Good 1994
	WHARTON.	THE HOUSE OF MIRTH.	Penguin	£3.50
	Edith,	Set in America. The Story of Lily Bart, whose specialness threatens the elegance and fulfilment she seeks. Portrait of a woman who can only define herself through the perceptions of others.	Good 1985
	WHARTON.	THE HOUSE OF MIRTH.	Bantam	£1.95
	Edith,	Set in America. The Story of Lily Bart, whose specialness threatens the elegance and fulfilment she seeks. Portrait of a woman who can only define herself through the perceptions of others.	Fair 1986
	WHITAKER.	AND SO DID I.	Paladin	£3.25
	Malachi,	A Portrait of a remarkable Woman's Voice. (1st = 1939) An Informal Journal of Impressions, Memories and Insights. It is about survival, the survival of imagination and love in difficult times, with war about to break on Europe.	Fair 1990
	WHITE.	BEYOND THE GLASS.	Virago	£3.50
	Antonia,	No 4 in the Clara Batchelor Series. Portrait of a young Catholic girl in the first decade of this century. Her brief marriage to Archie is over and Clara returns to her parent's home, a Catholic home the confines of which have formed a dangerous barrier between herself and the real world. Clara sees herself imprisoned behind a glass wall of guilt and repression, longing for, yet terrified of, the bright human world beyond. When she escapes into a strange, passionate love affair with Richard Crayshaw, their extraordinary happiness erodes Clara's fragile sense of identity - the glass wall shatters and she descends into madness&ldots; A compelling account of going mad, being mad and recovering from madness.	Good 1979
	WHITE.	FROST IN MAY.	Virago	£3.25
	Antonia,	The Story of Nanda Gray and her time spent at the Convent of the 5 wounds. First published in 1933, it is much more than a school story - it is a lyrical account of the death of a soul. Series of 4 books representing the portrait of the growth to maturity of a young Catholic girl in the first decades of this century.	Fair / Good 1983
	WHITE.	STRANGERS.	Virago	£3.25
	Antonia,	with uncompromising clarity, in her careful, deicate prose, Antonia White looks at the pains and joys of growing up, of falling in and out of love, the borderlands between love and loneliness, sanity and madness, belief and the loss of faith. First published in 1954, including her autobiographical story 'Surprise Visit'.	Good 1981
	WICKHAM.	THE GATECRASHER.	Black Swan	£3.95
	Madeleine,	The story of Fleur who uses her beauty to gatecrash funerals to prey on rich and vulnerable men&ldots; But this time, she has stayed too long and becomes entwined in the families life&ldots; and as Fleur rifles through Richard's files, it becomes clear that she is not the only one after his money.	V Good 1998
	WILLIAMS.	BREAKING & ENTERING.	Flamingo	£3.50
	Joy,	The Story of Willie and Liberty, who are drifters, and break into Floridian homes when their owners are away, stay awhile and then move on.. Their search which is not just for home but for self, makes for a memorable and disturbing novel about loss, love and redemption.	Fair 1989
	WILLIAMS.	DESSA ROSE.	Macmillan	£3.95
	Sherley Anne,	In 1829 in Kentucky a pregnant black woman was sentenced to death for leading an uprising of slaves being herded to market; her hanging delayed, she meets and forms a relationship with a privileged white lady. A unique and moving story of courage, daring and love discovered in the least expected places... Hardback	V Good 1987
	WILLIAMSON.	HEART OF THE WEST.	M Joseph	£4.50
	Penelope,	She broke with convention in her bid for freedom in a man's world. Clementine Kennicutt had always chafed at the stifling restrictions of nineteenth-century Boston. But when she seized the chance to run away to Montana with rancher Gus McQueen, she had no idea what she was taking on. At first, it seems she will never be able to survive the harsh realities of frontier life. The unforgiving terrain harbours snakes and wolves and hostile Indians; summer brings droughts, and winter bitter isolation. Gus and his neighbours are hidebound by the social taboos she thought she had escaped, and his wild cowboy brother Zach is determined to drive her away. But Clementine is equally determined not to be beaten - and slowly comes to love her rugged new land. In a town where women are either worshipped or despised, Clementine, Hannah, the local dance-hall owner, and Erlan, the Chinese mail-order bride, forge a sisterly bond that enables them to triumph over harsh realty and male domination of life on the frontier. Gripping and passionate saga of how three strong women took on a brutal man's world - and not only survived, but conquered. £1.75 P&P (UK)	Fair / Good 1996
	WILSON.	PRISONS OF GLASS.	Methuen	£3.25
	Elizabeth,	Crystal is a child of the Second World War, the daughter of a broken home. By the 60's, she is an educated, liberal woman; free, she thinks, in an era when the breaking of taboos is fashionable. But despite her degree, her lover and her knowledge of contraception, Crystal is less liberated than she imagines. When she encounters the women's movement, it stands her life on its head&ldots; The story of a search for liberation during the 60's and 70's of sex, parties, politics, hippies and 'alternative life styles'.	Fair / Good 1987
	WILSON	MOURNING IS NOT PERMITTED.	Women’s Press	£3.25
	Leslie,	A daughter exorcises the bitter legacy of the war. The story of Karin, daughter of a German mother and an English father, who tries to piece together a coherent identity from the fragments of a war-torn family history. Desperate to believe that her family were 'good' Germans, Karin embarks on the distressing process of discovery, making sense of the jagged and often contradictory information gleaned from three generations of family recollections.	V Good 1990
	WODIN.	ONCE I LIVED.	Serpent's Tail	£4.50
	Natascha,	Novel in the form of a letter to her unborn child, a young woman delves into her past. Through her narrative she resurrects spectres that still haunt her life: her mother, who wandered into a river and never returned. Her violent, domineering father and the chaos of post-war Germany. Born in 1945 to Russian parents, she and her family had fled from the famine zone of the war-ravaged Ukraine and ended up in Germany. Always an outsider, the girl's perspective on the tyranny of society and of the language, and on the adolescent's desperate need to belong is clear-eyed, moving and unspoiled by self pity. As the post-war West German economic miracle gains momentum and the culture of America - 1950s nylon blouses and blue jeans - infiltrates her provincial town, her status as an alien becomes increasingly oppressive.	Good 1992
	WOLF.	THE QUEST FOR CHRISTA T.	Virago	£3.00
	Christa,	Christa is a young girl in Hitler's Germany; she survives to embrace the new order but her enthusiasm and idealism wither as crass materialists corrode its splendid dreams. A teacher at a village school, a student at Leipzig University, a wife and a mother, the life of Christa T, here recalled by her friend, id the life of an ordinary, intelligent, sensitive woman. But this famous novel is more than that. Christa's is the story of a whole generation, and a moving celebration of the unique value of each human being and all human life.	Good 1988
	WOLFF.	THE TRIALS of TIFFANY TROTT.	Harper Collins	£3.75
	Isabel,	The comical story of Tiffany who sets out to find the man of her dreams only to discover that marriage and motherhood are not necessarily what she wants from her life after all&ldots;	Good 1998
	WOOLFOLK CROSS.	POPE JOAN.	Quartet	£3.95
	Donna,	She is the legend that will not die - the woman who disguised herself as a man and sat for two years on the papal throne. Brilliant and talented, Joan rebels against the oppression of her times. When her older brother is killed during a Viking attack, Joan takes up his identity and joins the monastery of Fulda. As Brother john Anglicus, Joan finds fame as a scholar and great healer. Inevitably drawn to Rome she becomes enmeshed in a dangerous web of love and war, passion and politics. But with her fierce intelligence and powerful inner vision she triumphs over appalling odds and finally attains the greatest throne in Europe. Pope Joan is a fascinating, vivd record of what life was really like during the so-called dark Ages, a masterwork of suspense and passion that has as its centre an unforgettable woman whose struggle is against restrictions her soul cannot accept.	V Good 1998   £1.50 P&P (UK)
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	YAHP.	THE CROCODILE FURY.	Women’s Press	£3.75
	Beth,	The Story of 3 generations of Women, from the British colonialism to the struggle for independence. In her youth, grandmother was a famous ghost-hunter. But she is old now and has lost the power of her extra eye. Instead she relies on her granddaughter to write down her curses, remedies, wisdom and stories. But granddaughter must also discover the secrets of the nuns who teach at the convent where she has been sent to learn and spy. The convent on Mad Sailor Hill, perched on the edge of the encroaching, enticing jungle, patrolled by soldiers and overrun by bandits. The convent where her mother, now a christian, works in the laundry. Where her grandmother once lived as bonded servant to the rich man who, blinded by love, married a sea sprite and trapped her on land. Where the bully hides in the darkroom, searching her photographs for some semblance of truth. And where the nuns warn constantly of the crocodile fury that threatens from outside A magical sweeping celebration of knowledge, story telling, culture and power.	Good 1996
	YOUNG.	CHATTERTON SQUARE.	Virago	£3.95
	E. H,	Fastidious Mr. Blackett rules his home in Upper Radstowe with a gloomy and niggardly spirit, and his wife Bertha and their three daughters succumb to his dictates unquestioningly - until the arrival next door of the Fraser family 'with no apparent male chieftain at the head of it'. The delightful, unconventional Rosamund presides over this unruly household with shocking tolerance and good humour, and Herbert Blackett is both fascinated and repelled by his sensuous and 'unprincipled' neighbour. But whilst he struts in the background, allegiances from between Rosamund and Bertha and their children, brining changes to Chetterton Square which, in the months leading up to the Second World War, are intensified by the certainty that nothing can be taken fro granted. Exploration of pre-war morality.	Good 1987
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	ZAHAVI.	DIRTY WEEKEND.	Flamingo	£3.25
	Helen,	The Story of Bella, who woke up one morning and realised she’d had enough. Bella, a reluctant angel of deliverance, narrates the revenge fantasies of the sexually abused with a deadpan, desperately funny voice, looking and mocking where the rest of us would never dare. A Tale of revenge and oppression.	Fair 1992
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