Jane Dunn

AW 's biographer Jane Dunn says that as a mother she was physically absent and prone to unpredictable and transforming rages. Susan later attempted suicide, and for almost six years as an adult refused...

Nevertheless, the desire to write persisted. While still unpublished, AW gave her profession as authoress. Her biographer Jane Dunn says Virginia Woolf was the hero-writer of Antonia's youth. She later enlisted psychiatrists...

This novel sold five thousand copies in a year, and was the first work of AW 's to please the critics since Frost in May. Jane Dunn says that AW was now writing...

The first printing of DO letters in 1836 was well reviewed by Macaulay two years after it appeared. One recent literary-critical analysis is that of James Fitzmaurice and Martine Rey , Letters by Women in...

Jane Dunn 's biography says that in about 1919 AW combined her several other jobs with writing stories for the Westminster Review, but since the well-known, long-lived magazine of that name folded in January...

The last novel of her trilogy renders in graphic detail AW 's inner experiences during her first divorce and breakdown. Under restraint in a mental hospital, she describes losing all sense of herself: having been...