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A collection of essays on all manner of subjects great and small, from the popular and prolific writer of women's fiction, Rosemary Friedman.




A collection of essays on all manner of subjects great and small, from the popular and prolific writer of women's fiction, Rosemary Friedman.
The collection features a range of short stories that explore the evolving roles of women over the past five decades. Characters like the unconventional Miss Phipps, who inspires women through her lending library, and the newly-divorced Helen, who discovers empowerment in modern dating, illustrate a shift from traditional expectations to personal fulfillment. These narratives celebrate women's newfound freedom and their journeys to embrace dreams and choices, reflecting a significant cultural transformation.
Exploring the transformative power of creativity, this account blends humor with heartfelt insights. It delves into the intricacies of the book trade and the nuances of writing for television and theatre, revealing both its challenges and delights. The author shares experiences of travel, family, and the vibrant world of theatre, offering a behind-the-scenes look at auditions, directors, and stage managers, showcasing how creativity can uplift and enrich everyday life.