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Fay Weldon (1933- ) Audio Interview with Fay Weldon , Wired for Books (Ohio University): Don Swaim's approximately 33 minute interview first aired March 22, 1988. Weldon talks about her plotting a serial novel The Hearts and Lives of Men , her development of it into as coherent whole, and literature in general. Recommended.-MJM Biography: Fay Weldon (1933-) , Malaspina: Exactly what it says it is.-MJM Fay Weldon , This well-organized dot.com site includes Her Life (a brief biography), Her Writing (with links to dust jacket blurbs), (includes audio), Info on the Web (not especially useful), and a Fay Weldon Discussion List .-MJM Fay Weldon , Bookreporter.com: A brief biography and article by Judith Handschuh, followed by a December 2000 interview. The interview covers such topics as the socio-political content of your novels, her writing schedule, advice to young writers, and so on. Recommended.-MJM Fay Weldon (1933- ) The Guardian Unlimited: Includes topically organized biographical information followed by a series of articles and interviews on and by Weldon, dating from 1998 to September of 2002. Recommended.-MJM Fay Weldon, Writers Talk: Ideas of Our Times

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Virtual Marginalia Book title: The Life and Loves of a She-Devil Author: Fay Wheldon Posted February 06, 2002 I was looking for lighter fare while working on my dissertation, so I picked up this book. Weldon's writing style is crisp and clean, making it a pure joy to read. But that was the only light thing about this book. Weldon tells the story of an ugly woman named Ruth, married to a man who never loved her. They have two children together, but the husband is continually unfaithful to Ruth. He is cruel to her in fact, no one has ever been kind to Ruth. He ultimately leaves her for another woman, and that's where the story gets interesting. Ruth takes her revenge on him in brutal, but oddly honest ways. The book is perplexing and asks many questions without answering them is Ruth really free? is she really strong? is she feminist? Or has her cruel husband merely warped her? Does she really take control, or is she merely responding to his view of the world? I wish I could have coffee with Weldon and ask her these questions but I suspect she would refuse to answer. Main This is my notebook, my musings about what I've read lately. For more about why this site exists, please see the

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Swans A Novel Way To Advertise Fay Weldon And The Bulgari Connection by Alma A. Hromic September 17, 2001 Share this story by E-mail But a lot of this we are inured to we are so used to see the "beautiful people" in ads, for example, that nobody bats an eyelid when Andie McDowell or Heather Locklear turns up pushing a particular brand of hair colour shampoo. Fresh-faced 18-year-olds who wouldn't know a wrinkle if it came up and bit them on their petite upturned noses brandish pots of anti-aging cream in the faces of forty-somethings who, vulnerable and therefore gullible, buy the dream. It's the modern media, after all. Pick up a contemporary glossy magazine and you have to leaf through seven or ten pages of full-page glossy ads before you even get to the contents page. C'est la vie, we mutter, and plough on to leaven the reading matter from the BuyBuyBuy pages. Publishing has, so far, remained relatively immune to this assault. There are exceptions; the industry journal Publisher's Weekly has taken to selling its cover to an advertiser who then has a fold-out ad on the first spread of the magazine itself but even this, although the thin edge of the egregious wedge, has so far been confined to advertising books and publishers. Keeping it in the family, so to speak. Fay Weldon's new novel

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The Bookseller.com 27th January 2008 Search Search Jobs Activate Subscribe Home ... US What's Hot Events 2008 Paperback Preview Waterstone's Children's ... Christmas Members Login Username Password Need help? News Fay Weldon attacks library closures Independent . The British Council's staff, and authors including award-winning novelist Fay Weldon, are furious at what they see as a "short-sighted" and "philistine" attitude to literature, after the council decided to divert book funding to the internet and other information services. Council research found that its target audience between the ages of 18 and 35 is less interested in borrowing books than surfing the internet. A programme of library closures around the world has led to accusations that the council is downgrading reading as a cultural pastime, and starving readers overseas of access to classic and modern British books. Council staff are unhappy at what they see as a "step too far", states the article. Countries targeted for library closures are Cameroon, Ghana, Kenya, Mozambique, Namibia, Nepal and, in Europe, Cyprus, Serbia, Georgia, Croatia, Bulgaria and Bosnia and Herzegovina. Libraries have already closed in Kuwait, Turkey, Italy, Germany and Belgium. Weldon said: "It seems total madness. I believe the way to win hearts and minds is through literature that seals people's empathy with one another."

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Home A-Z Index People Reference Contact us Press release University homepage Journalists and the media Press release archive > Fay Weldon brings smiles to humour conference 19 June 2007 Fay Weldon brings smiles to humour conference Fay Weldon discusses humour and writing. (Photo by Jonathan Dockar-Drysdale) Celebrated author and professor of creative writing Fay Weldon is the guest speaker at a University of Sussex conference that hopes to encourage serious study of humour. Entitled 'Joking Apart: Gender, Literature and Humour, 1850-Present', the two-day event on 28-29 June includes presentations on sexual differences in comedy, feminist "funny women", Freudian jokes, and the politics of laughter. Professor Weldon, author of more than 20 novels, including The Life and Loves of A She-Devil , as well as short stories, screenplays and journalism, says: "Humour is enormously important in people's lives. Women tend to use it as a defence mechanism to make things more tolerable, and it becomes more important the older you get. It keeps you young and healthy." She adds: "Academia is one of this country's great strengths, but we cannot rest on our laurels. If students were encouraged to study humour it might make them read more books."

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Home Search Indexes Browse ... creative Famous Creative Women Quotations from . . . Fay Weldon 1931-) born on Sep 22 English novelist. Her novels focus on issues in women's lives; "The Life and Loves of a She-Devil," 1983; "Leader of the Band," 1988. Search millions of documents for Fay Weldon Creative Hats Time For Creativity Young women especially have something invested in being nice people, and it's only when you have children that you realize you're not a nice person at all, but generally a selfish bully. Worry less about what other people think about you, and more about what you think about them. The desire for self-expression afflicts people when they feel there is something of themselves which is not getting through to the outside world. The New Women! I could barely recognize them as being of the same sex as myself . . . .They are satiated by everything, hungry for nothing. They are what I wanted to be; they are what I worked for them to be: and now I see them, I hate them. You end up as you deserve. In old age you must put up with the face, the friends, the health, and the children you have earned. Published Sources for Quotations Above: F: In "Independent on Sunday" (London), 5 May 1991.

53. Blessed And Content -- And Disabled: Reuters.com - Fay Weldon Tells Writers It's FRANKFURT, Oct 12 (Reuters) Novelist and screenwriter fay weldon s advice to aspiring writers is simple If you hate it, don t destroy it, leave it for a http://blssdndcnt.blogspot.com/2007/10/reuterscom-fay-weldon-tells-writers-its.h

skip to main skip to sidebar Blessed and Content and Disabled Although I have physical limitations, God blessed me with faith in Him, good intellect, loving family and friends. Of the many things that I enjoy, discussing theology is a favorite. I do believe that my nieces and nephews are an even bigger delight. I also enjoyed reading although I can't hold books anymore. There are alternatives though for example I enjoy reading classics through the e-mail. Wednesday, October 17, 2007 Reuters.com - Fay Weldon tells writers it's good if you hate it Lisa S. (worthywoman@SBCglobal.net) has sent you this article. Personal Message: I need to that to this article on my forehead (in reverse) so I can see it every morning in the mirror! Fri Oct 12 13:48:14 UTC 2007 By Nicola Leske FRANKFURT, Oct 12 (Reuters) - Novelist and screenwriter Fay Weldon's advice to aspiring writers is simple: "If you hate it, don't destroy it, leave it for a day and if you still hate it, it's probably pretty good." Weldon, who has penned more than 20 novels herself, said it takes her about a year to write a book and she recommends to "write before you think". "Just get rid of it and out of your head."

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55. Fay Weldon (1933- ) Library Of Congress Citations Title Words of advice / fay weldon. Published London ; New York French, 1974. . no 97017656 Heading weldon, fay. Hearts and lives of men. http://www.malaspina.edu/~mcneil/cit/citlcweldon.htm

Fay Weldon (1933- ) : Library of Congress Citations The Little Search Engine that Could Down to Name Citations National Library of Canada LC Online Catalog ... COPAC Database (UK) Book Citations [First 20 Records of 64] Author: Weldon, Fay. Uniform Title: Fat woman's joke Title: ... and the wife ran away. Edition: [1st American ed.] Published: New York, McKay [1968, c1967] Description: 182 p. 21 cm. LC Call No.: PZ4.W444 An Notes: First published in 1967 as The fat woman's joke. Control No.: 68017655 //r83 Author: Weldon, Fay. Title: Down among the women. Published: New York, St. Martin's Press [c1972] Description: 216 p. 20 cm. LC Call No.: PZ4.W444 Do3 PR6073.E374 Dewey No.: 823/.9/14 Control No.: 72078181 Author: Weldon, Fay. Title: Down among the women. Published: London, Heinemann, 1971. Description: [4], 216 p. 21 cm. LC Call No.: PZ4.W444 Do PR6073.E374 Dewey No.: 823/.9/14 ISBN: 0434851906 Control No.: 72183430 Author: Weldon, Fay. Title: Female friends : a novel / by Fay Weldon. Published: New York : St. Martin's Press, [1974] Description: 311 p. ; 22 cm. LC Call No.: PZ4.W444 Fe PR6073.E374 Dewey No.: 823/.9/14 ISBN: $7.95 Control No.: 74080844

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Register Sign In Help Sitemap ... Disability Statement Sponsored by Yorkshire Forward, the Regional Development Agency. Charged with improving the Yorkshire and Humber economy. Home News Sport Business ... Newspaper site web Search Lifestyle Country View Features ... FAQs You need to have javascript enabled to view this page correctly Monday, 28th January 2008 Email a friend Print article Increase text size Decrease text size ... Be the first to comment on this article... Published Date: 01 October 2007 Location: Yorkshire Your account has been frozen . For your available options click the below button. Options To read this article in full you must have registered and have a Premium Content Subscription with the n/a site. Subscribe To read this article in full you must be registered with the site. Sign In Register The Spa Decameron - Fay Weldon Audio View Gallery The Spa Decameron is a sparkling, compassionate (and occasionally libidinous) new novel from the author of The Life and Loves of a She-Devil , which echoes Boccaccio's medieval Decameron. In this programme, produced in association with the Ilkley Literature Festival, she talks about the new work and about her future plans.

57. 'If You Want To Find True Happiness, Just Fake It' | UK News | The Observer In her latest book, the feminist icon fay weldon has caused a sensation by turning Nevertheless, fay weldon gives short shrift to the views for which http://observer.guardian.co.uk/uk_news/story/0,,1863814,00.html

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58. Orgasm-Faking Fay Weldon And Katherine Hepburn Are Both Wrong Author fay weldon wants me to extol the virtues of my partner while giving up on my quest for the big O. She suggests I settle for misery in bed to insure http://blogcritics.org/archives/2006/09/07/173326.php

BC Home Features Fresh Comments RSS ... Become a BC Writer Blogcritics is an online magazine, a community of writers and readers from around the globe. Publisher: Eric Olsen OPINION Orgasm-Faking Fay Weldon and Katherine Hepburn Are Both Wrong Written by cooper Published September 07, 2006 See also: Cedar Point Releases "Maverick" Coaster Details Hawaii to the Cast of Lost : Stay Off Our Streets ... Honey, Don't Look - He's Schizophrenic If you want to find true happiness, just fake it It is clear that no progressive feminist peers back at her from the mirror, at least not these days, as she puts forth a claim that a top-level career may be irreconcilable with sexual pleasure. In What Makes Women Happy I read a couple of posts about the book on a few feminist blogs and wondered why they would bother to write about the book, as it seems a rather transparent attempt to incite in order to promote. I started thinking (I do that sometimes, usually late at night while watching really old movies) and remembered something Katherine Hepburn said in an old interview on biography channel. Hepburn’s words stuck with me for a few years. It lingered long enough for me to ponder the truthfulness of her statement — all this despite the role models I had to disprove it all. What one hears (or reads in this sense, linguistically it doesn’t matter the effect is the same) becomes truth. It is possible then to assume reading a book by a fairly popular writer, in which she suggests a women should "fake it and get on with it," has some potential for becoming a fact for many who read it.

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