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Maiakowska Aug 28, 2024

Janet Frame, « Spirit », in The Lagoon and Other Stories, Christchurch (NZ) : The Caxton Press, 1961, pp. 67-69.

L'écrivaine néo-zélandaise Janet Frame (1924-2004) aurait eu 100 ans aujourd'hui.

#janetframe

@[email protected]Aug 17, 2024

#writing #newzealand #janetframe
This is a wonderful article about my most favourite New Zealand writer.
https://www.theguardian.com/books/article/2024/aug/17/from-poverty-psychiatric-hospital-and-writing-in-a-shed-to-literary-stardom-janet-frame-at-100?CMP=share_btn_url

From poverty, psychiatric hospital and writing in a shed to literary stardom: Janet Frame at 100

The New Zealand author channelled her experience of tragedy and mental illness with dazzling results. Now centenary celebrations will ensure her extraordinary vision lives on

The Guardian

SaltiredPopcorn 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿😈Feb 13, 2023

http://foritismansnumber.blogspot.com/2023/02/mubi-monday-angel-at-my-table-1990.html?m=1

Loved An Angel At My Table.

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Mubi Monday: An Angel At My Table (1990)

Movies young and old, from fright flicks to cracking comedies, from the latest blockbusters to the rarest cult treats.

@[email protected]Nov 12, 2022

#Bookstodon
A list of 5-7 of my favourite author's for the #bookstodon📚
#JanetFrame
#VirginiaWoolf
#douglasadams
#RobertAHeinlein
#MandyHager
#BernadineEvaristo
#StephenFry

helices Nov 27, 2019

"For your own good" is a persuasive argument that will eventually make a man agree to his own destruction
#JanetFrame

@[email protected]Aug 27, 2019

#books #JanetFrame #NewZealand https://www.newsroom.co.nz/2019/08/28/771846/wild-swans-talia-marshall-on-janet-frame-and-the-seacliff-asylum
Really powerful essay.

Wild Swans: Janet Frame and the Seacliff Asylum

An essay by Talia Marshall on Janet Frame: “Not mad, not bad, not sad, not autistic the only one I can think of that comes close to her visions is matakite, Māori who can see beyond what is.”