Coat of charms
Reading this interesting background information makes me want to read one of Pym’s novels. She sounds like she had a very clear sense of her desired projection of voice—personally & artistically.
Thanks, Alisa. I'd start with Quartet. If you read her, let me know what you think!
I will! Thanks so much for the suggestion. I look forward to seeing how her social vision connects to Austen’s perspectives.
Well done, Barbara and Hilary, clever and elegant "sweet revenge." I must get all her books!
Indeed. And I'd like to get that recipe.
Apparently, you can find it in "À la Pym": https://www.vittlesmagazine.com/p/good-food-again, a cookery book compiled by Honor Wyatt and Hilary Pym, Barbara's sister.
Thank you for tracking that down!
Reading this interesting background information makes me want to read one of Pym’s novels. She sounds like she had a very clear sense of her desired projection of voice—personally & artistically.
Thanks, Alisa. I'd start with Quartet. If you read her, let me know what you think!
I will! Thanks so much for the suggestion. I look forward to seeing how her social vision connects to Austen’s perspectives.
Well done, Barbara and Hilary, clever and elegant "sweet revenge." I must get all her books!
Indeed. And I'd like to get that recipe.
Apparently, you can find it in "À la Pym": https://www.vittlesmagazine.com/p/good-food-again, a cookery book compiled by Honor Wyatt and Hilary Pym, Barbara's sister.
Thank you for tracking that down!