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008			220810s2022 xxk|||| |00| ||eng d
020			_a9781913111397
100	1		_aSchwartz, Selby Wynn _d1975- _4aut
245	1	0	_aAfter Sappho _cSelby Wynn Schwartz
264		1	_aNorwich _bGalley Beggar Press _c2022
300			_a277 Seiten
520			_aWhat did we want? To begin with, we wanted what half the population had got by just being born. It’s 1895. Amid laundry and bruises, Rina Pierangeli Faccio gives birth to the child of the man who raped her – the man she has been forced to marry. Unbroken, she determines to change her name and, alongside it, her life. 1902. Romaine Brooks sails for Capri. She has barely enough money for the ferry, nothing for lunch; her paintbrushes are bald and clotted. But she is sure she can sell a painting – and is fervent in her belief that the island is detached from all fates she has previously suffered. In 1923, Virginia Woolf writes: I want to make life fuller – and fuller.
650			_aQueer
653			_aHistorisch
653			_aFeminismus
700			_aSchwartz, Selby Wynn _d1975-
942			_cBU
999			_c1345 _d1345