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This book cover image released by HarperCollins shows "Free Love" by Tessa Hadley. (HarperCollins via AP) “Free Love,” by Tessa Hadley (HarperCollins) The 1960s are an easy punching bag. In her 1968 ...
One 40-year-old housewife’s revolution begins with a kiss in “Free Love,” the eighth novel by British author Tessa Hadley. In 1967, as a misbegotten dinner party winds down in a suburban London ...
A consummate storyteller, equally at home writing novels and short stories, Tessa Hadley possesses a brilliance that is hard to overstate. It’s a pleasure to welcome “After the Funeral,” her 12th book ...
Acclaimed British author Tessa Hadley’s latest novel Free Love has been optioned by Fremantle‘s Hand of God indie The Apartment and Lorenzo De Maio’s De Maio Entertainment. The book, which comes out ...
British bestselling author Tessa Hadley’s latest novel “Free Love,” about a middle-aged woman’s sexual and intellectual awakening in swinging ’60s London, has been snapped up for a high-end series ...
The 1960s are an easy punching bag. In her 1968 essay collection 'œSlouching Towards Bethlehem,'ť Joan Didion borrowed a line from W.B. Yeats' poem 'œThe Second Coming'ť to evoke the sense of ...
The 1960s are an easy punching bag. In her 1968 essay collection "Slouching Towards Bethlehem," Joan Didion borrowed a line from W.B. Yeats' poem "The Second Coming" to evoke the sense of apocalyptic ...
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