A Bite of the Apple

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by Lennie Goodings


  Sphere 136

  Spicer, Harriet 193 and Chatto & Windus 121, 122–3

  Managing Director 45, 124, 131, 147, 175, 180, 183, 185–6

  Production Director 7, 9, 17, 20, 23, 24, 28, 33, 35, 41, 47, 51

  Virago Modern Classics 76

  St Aubin de Teran, Lisa 112

  St Ives printers 24

  Stafford, Jean 257

  Stead, Christina 83, 257 Letty Fox: Her Luck 75

  For Love Alone 75

  Steedman, Carolyn 100

  Stein, Gertrude 83, 88, 257

  Steinem, Gloria 12 Outrageous Acts and Everyday Rebellions 222

  Stevenson, Juliet 173

  Strachey, Ray 94 The Cause 27

  Streatfeild, Noel 89

  Stride, Alice 103

  Stuckey, Lydia 150

  Swift, Becky 129, 193

  Swift, Graham 218

  Syal, Meera 95, 173

  Tahsin, Arzu 129

  Talese, Nan 205

  Tannen, Deborah 100

  Tartt, Donna 247

  Taylor, Barbara Eve and the New Jerusalem: Socialism and Feminism in the Nineteenth Century 93–4

  Taylor, Elizabeth 72, 76, 86 Mrs Palfrey at the Claremont 240

  Taylor, Imogen 189

  Thatcher, Margaret 5, 82

  Thaw, Abigail 173

  Third World Publications 136

  Thirkell, Angela 83

  Thomas, Rosie Border Crossing 211–12

  Thompson, Dorothy (ed.) Over Our Dead Bodies: Women Against the Bomb 98

  Thompson, E. P. The Making of the English Working Class 25

  Thompson, Glenn 30, 31

  Time Warner 185, 190

  Tipton, Billy 102

  Todd, Janet The Sign of Angelica 79

  Tóibín, Colm 242

  Toksvig, Sandi 65, 194 Between the Stops: The View of My Life from the Top of the Number 12 Bus 259

  Valentine Grey 258–9

  Tolstoya, Tatyana 112

  Toynbee, Polly 39

  Tracy, Jo 129

  Travers, P. L. 89

  Trefusis, Violet 75

  Tremain, Rose 134

  Trevor Brown Associates 136

  Trevor, William 83

  Triangle Translations 136

  Trotsky for Beginners 31

  Trouble & Strife 11

  Tyler, Anne 247

  Tynan, Kenneth 84–5

  Uglow, Jenny 76

  Unsworth, Barry 199

  Vauxhall Bridge Road 183

  Victorian Classics 10, 84

  VIDA 238

  Vidal, Gore 49, 166–7

  Viney, Charlie 188

  Virago Advisory Group 42–3

  Virago Bookshop 139

  Virago Children’s Classics 89

  Virago Irish Classics 74, 82, 83

  Virago Modern Classics 71, 89, 124, 166, 191, 219, 222, 223, 238, 253

  Virago Non-fiction Classics 223, 235

  Virago Pioneers 100, 223

  Virago Reprint Library 26, 88

  Virago Travellers 88, 223

  Virago Upstarts 130, 223

  Virago Vs 117, 190–1

  Walker, Alice 54, 97, 137, 142, 149, 150, 227 The Color Purple 14

  Walker, Rebecca 227

  Walkowitz, Judith City of Dreadful Delight 94

  Walley, Claire Changing the World One Page at a Time (TV documentary) 24

  Walter, Harriet 173

  Walter, Natasha 65, 174, 225–6, 227 Living Dolls 174, 228–30

  The New Feminism 226, 228, 230

  Wandor, Michelene 136

  Ward, Harriet 40

  Ward, Mrs Humphrey 74

  Warner, Marina 99, 1467

  Warner, Sylvia Townsend 73, 86 Mr Fortune’s Maggot 75

  The True Heart 75

  Wasafiri 11

  Waterhouse, Keith Billy Liar 164

  Waters, Sarah 20, 65, 82, 117–18, 168–70, 191, 208, 253, 254, 259 Affinity 117

  The Night Watch 210

  Tipping the Velvet 117, 169, 191

  Waterstone, Tim 178, 179, 180, 183

  Waterstones 178–80

  Watts, Janet 76

  Webb, Mary 86

  Webster, Katrina 121

  Weldon, Fay 98, 218

  Wells, H. G. 80

  Welty, Eudora 84, 257 Losing Battles 85

  Wesker, Arnold 31

  West, Dorothy 85

  West, Rebecca 74, 75, 76, 80–1, 134 The Fountain Overflows 81

  WH Smith 137, 179

  WH Smith Literary Award 199

  Wharton, Edith 76, 84, 85, 257

  Whipple, Dorothy 79

  Whitbread, Helena (ed.) I Know my Own Heart: The Diary of Anne Lister 94

  White, Antonia 74, 76 Frost in May 71, 75

  White, Sarah 187

  Whitehorn, Katharine Selective Memory 212–13

  Whitman, Walt Leaves of Grass 250

  Wilde, Oscar 211

  Wildwood House 41

  William Collins publishers 3

  Williams, Patricia J. Seeing a Colour-Blind Future 156

  Williams, Raymond Culture and Society 26

  Williams, Shirley Climbing the Bookshelves 255

  Williams, Sian 30

  Willowherb Review, The 65

  Wilson, Amrit Finding a Voice 94

  Wilson, Barbara 112

  Wilson, Melba Healthy and Wise: Black Women and Health 152

  Winfrey, Oprah 150

  Winsloe, Christa 88

  Winterson, Jeanette 169

  WIRES 11

  Wolf, Naomi 65, 224, 225, 226 The Beauty Myth: How Images of Beauty are Used Against Women 61, 224, 229

  Outrages: Sex, Censorship and the Criminalisation of Love 250

  Vagina: A New Biography 230

  Wollstonecraft, Mary 41, 212 A Vindication of the Rights of Woman 212

  Women and Media 51

  Women for Refugee Women 65

  Women in Publishing (WIP) 136, 137, 174

  Women in Society 92

  Women’s Equality Party 61, 65

  Women’s Press, Toronto 25

  Women’s Press, London 47, 64, 79–80, 88, 136 142, 154, 223

  Women’s Press Bookclub, The 136

  Women’s Prize for Fiction 65, 153, 235, 236, 238, 240, 248 see also Orange Prize

  Women’s Review of Books, The 11

  Women’s Therapy Centre 65

  Woolf, Leonard 40, 124

  Woolf, Virginia 26, 40, 87, 124, 257

  Workers Educational Association 136

  WOW (Women of the World) festival 103

  Wright, iO Tillett Darling Days 231

  Writers and Readers Publishing Co-operative 30, 31, 32, 37–8, 41, 129, 136

  Writers Guild 136

  X-Press 155

  Yonge, Charlotte, M. 83

  York, Susannah 98

  Young, David 190, 193, 228

  Young, E. H. 76

  Young Person’s Guide to Saving the Planet, The 131

  Yourcenar, Marguerite Memoirs of Hadrian 235

  Zed Books 136

  Zhang, C. Pam How Much of These Hills is Gold 113

  Ziegler, Philip 200

  Zora Press 154

  Acknowledgements

  I have many people to thank for helping me get this story onto the page. With huge appreciation I thank those who gave me so much: Margaret Atwood, Richard Beswick, Carmen Callil, Clair Chapwell, Donna Coonan, Susan de Soissons, Sarah Dunant, Zoe Gullen, Hilary Hale, Anne Karpf, Ruthie Petrie, Megan Phillips, Cathy Robertson, Sarah Savitt, Harriet Spicer, Dominic Wakeford, Sarah Waters, Andrew Wille.

  To Jacqueline Norton of OUP, whose idea this was, I give deep thanks. I didn’t know how much I wanted to write this book until you suggested it. Thanks too to Katie Bishop and Anna Silva at OUP, and to Cheryl Brant. To my Canadian team: the generous Anne McDermid and my publisher, Dan Wells of Biblioasis, a heartfelt thank-you.

  I also want to thank Ailah Ahmed, Diran Adebayo, Joan Bakewell, David Bamford, Julie Barer,
Joanna Bourke, Susie Boyt, Margaret Busby, Virginia Brownlow, Beatrix Campbell, Maria Campbell, Elizabeth Day, Rachel Cooke, Emma Donoghue, Zoe Fairbairns, Mary (Wuzzy) Fawdry, Lyndall Gordon, Linda Grant, Kate Griffin, Tessa Hadley, Marie Hrynczak, David Kent, Charlie King, Janey King, Lynn Knight, Wendy Kysow, Robert Manser, Souad Mekhennet, Lesley Morrison, Judith Murray, Lola Olufemi, Susie Orbach, Ursula Owen, Sally Phipps, Alexandra Pringle, Marilynne Robinson, Rachel Seiffert, David Shelley, Duncan Spilling, Sandi Toksvig, Natasha Walter, Amrit Wilson, and Naomi Wolf, for help or for quotes or for early reads.

  To June and Bill Goodings, who have been inspiring parents and important readers for me, and to my brothers, Brian, Craig, and Shawn, and my sister, Laurel, I owe tremendous gratitude. My daughter, Amy, an essential and smart early reader and my son, Zak, a loyal supporter, were in my mind throughout the writing of this book: I want them to inherit a more equal world and they themselves already give me great hope.

  John Annette, my dear husband, has lived these many Virago years alongside me and has never wavered in his interest and loyalty—which has included reading and discussing this book many, many times. I know how lucky I am. Thank you. Thank you.

 

 

 


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