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PREFACE BY REBECCA COHEN
It differed in the end because Jenny had character as well as charm and Bert had only charm
Joanna Cannan proceeds to show us her happiness being slowly destroyed
‘the once traditional contempt of the spinster was a thing of the past’ so that by then Rachel Ferguson’s novel had become an indictment of the past rather than a polemic about continuing injustices
Part of the cause of the ensuing tragedy is Celia's innocence - blinkered by domesticity
Random Commentary Gift Wrapping:Cambridge Imprint paper PREFACE BY REBECCA COHEN160pp ISBN 9781910263297 Random Commentary is a short volume which consists of extracts from the diaries and notebooks of our bestselling writer, Dorothy Whipple. It was compiled by her in 1965, in Blackburn, to which she had returned a few years before, after her husbands death, and was published in early 1966, a few months before she died. So in some respects this is a tribute to a novelists life but because she chose the extracts (from 1925 45)
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