pickAlthough written and set in 1990‘s Australia, this felt older. Women pondering their lives, separate from men.
It‘s interesting to me that I seem to be reading a lot in this space lately. Life mirroring art mirroring life 🤔?
I am happy to have now read something by Drusilla Modjeska. #ozfiction
I‘ve had Australian author Drusilla Modjeska on my radar for a while.
I‘m starting with this 1994 novel that I picked up somewhere along the way 🤷♀️📚.
This ambling, contemplative novel is filled with pearls of wisdom like this one.
Anyone else out there a Modjeska fan?
Oops screwed up the last post hit the spoiler button by accident
Finally home starting my reading again #24in48
#heatofjuly #despacito
Here‘s a book that moves slowly (despacito) but beautifully. I read this a long time ago - so I‘ve incl a blurb from Publishers Weekly. ⬆️ It‘s part novel, part essay. Four women staying on an orchard are making sense of their lives, their creative selves and how they have been dominated by men. The Orchard felt like a very healing place to take a time out and consider the meaning of life.
The Orchard | 
