Article: Womanist and Feminist Aesthetics: A Comparative Review

Article: Writer removes a 'veil of fiction' ; Margaret ...
International Herald Tribune;  September 12, 2009 ;     700+ words ... ... Writer removes a 'veil of fiction' ; Margaret Drabble's book explains her life and how ... afternoon in England in mid-July, Margaret Drabble, recently turned 70, leads the way ... afternoon in England in mid-July, Margaret Drabble, recently turned 70, leads the way ...

Article: Margaret Drabble; Resolutely Herself
The Washington Post;  September 20, 2009 ;     592 words ... ... story that is undeniably "Margaret Drabble." In it, an ordinary woman ... Jane Austen, Evelyn Waugh and Virginia Woolf -- writers who might seem ... like a headstrong woman in a Margaret Drabble novel. -- Marie Arana

Article: Margaret Drabble takes off the 'veil of fiction' ; ...
International Herald Tribune;  September 12, 2009 ;     700+ words ... ... Herald Tribune 09-12-2009 Margaret Drabble takes off the 'veil of fiction ... in England in mid-July, Margaret Drabble, recently turned 70, leads ... compared to Jane Austen and Virginia Woolf. But somewhere along the way ...

Article: Books: Are you concentrating hard enough? The Red Queen By ...
The Independent on Sunday;  August 22, 2004 ;     700+ words ...Margaret Drabble is worried about what we are about ... better and not for the worse, but Margaret Drabble's attempt to stir together the ... overstated at times, as though Margaret Drabble is scared her readers may not be ...

Article: Margaret Drabble and the `Bad Time'
Chicago Sun-Times;  May 17, 1992 ;     700+ words ...The Gates of Ivory By Margaret Drabble. Viking. $22. In this new novel Margaret Drabble completes the trilogy begun in 1987 with ... metaphor. The Gates of Ivory reminds us that Margaret Drabble remains one of our most important novelists ...

Article: Margaret Drabble: The Red Queen.(Book review)
International Fiction Review;  January 1, 2007 ;     700+ words ...Margaret Drabble The Red Queen Toronto: McClelland ... Red Queen, the sixteenth novel by Margaret Drabble, marks a postmodernist departure ... is known to friends--just as Margaret Drabble is known as "Maggie"--is at ...

Article: Margaret Drabble's sands of time
Yorkshire Post;  October 2, 2006 ;     700+ words ...Margaret Drabble, one of our foremost grandes dames ... novel. Sheena Hastings reports. MARGARET Drabble photographs rather dourly. In repose ... books. But really, when meeting Margaret Drabble, there are more interesting subjects ...