All for love, and nothing for reward. Is love the rosy, many-splendored thing that poets proclaim--or is it something altogether darker and more disturbing? Jill Tweedie’s eloquent and disarming account of her own experience of love vividly illustrates how painfully and slowly she learned a truth very different from the popular myth. She explores the very nature, process, and purpose of this most powerful of human forces--and the wrongs that have been done in its name over the centuries--and concludes that perhaps love is not all we need. This is both a searing portrait of love (and the passion it inspires) and a deeply personal and affecting account of this mysterious force and its effect on one woman’s life.
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About the Author:
Jill Tweedie was a columnist on the Guardian and twice "Woman Journalist of the Year". She died in November 1993.
Review:
“Jill Tweedie's book is marvellous reading, a brilliant, amusing and giant step along the way.” —Nancy Friday
“Often funny, never dull . . . this is a memorable work.” —Margaret Drabble
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- PublisherTauris Parke Paperbacks
- Publication date2000
- ISBN 10 1860645895
- ISBN 13 9781860645891
- BindingPaperback
- Number of pages208
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