A sequel to the best-selling Women Who Read Are Dangerous, presenting portraits and profiles of fearless women writers past and present.
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Full of insightful chapters such as 'vulgarities peculiar to England' and useful tips on 'the use and abuse of soap', this book is a fascinating and delightful read. -
The Knight family’s recipes were passed down to Edward Austen Knight and, as a regular diner at ‘the Great House’, Jane Austen may well have tasted some of its culinary delights.
