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In Pianos and Flowers we are invited to glimpse a world long
departed. In these stories, inspired by long-lost photographs, the
lives of the people in the frame are imagined and then explored,
layer by layer. Three sisters brought up in Penang, caught in the
tide of war. A group of small boys in a Glasgow slum - their
childhood blighted by poverty, their adult lives taking very
different paths. A young woman's search for love in the unlikely
realm of Egyptian antiquities. And through all of these
photographs, and all of these stories, there runs the same refrain:
the possibilities of love, of friendship, of happiness lie before
us.
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"Blueprints for Building Better Girls "delves into the lives of an
eclectic cast of archetypal female characters--from the high school
slut to the good girl, the struggling artist to the college party
girl, the wife who yearns for a child to the reluctant
mother--mapping America's shifting cultural landscape from the late
1970s to the present day. Its interconnected stories explore the
commonly shared but rarely spoken of experiences that build girls
into women and women into wives and mothers. In revealing all their
vulnerabilities and twisting our preconceived notions of who they
are, Elissa Schappell alters how we think about the nature of
female identity and how it evolves.
Hierdie rubrieke is liries, evokatief, diep menslik, met humor en ʼn plattelandse ambience. Petro skryf sedert 2012 vir Die Burger rubrieke en was voltyds vir vier jaar lank die Dinsdag-rubriekskrywer vir Beeld.
Verskeie van haar artikels is in Rapport Weekliks en Huisgenoot gepubliseer. Sy word in 2019 deur die Cordus-trust vereer met die Orde van die Beiteltjie van die Afrikaanse Woordkunsakademie vir “haar besondere bydrae tot Afrikaans met unieke onderwerpe waarmee sy die kuns vervolmaak het om sinvol te skryf oor die mens en alledaagse stories van die gewone lewe.”
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