Sounds and Sweet Airs
- 348 páginas
- 13 horas de lectura
The hidden history of the women who dared to write music in a man's world
Anna escribe sobre temas que la fascinan, con la esperanza de cautivar también a sus lectores. Su obra entrelaza pasiones de larga data por la música, la escritura, la exploración de la vida de las mujeres en el pasado y las condiciones materiales necesarias para crear gran arte. Además de sus trabajos biográficos, enseña literatura inglesa y escritura creativa, contribuye a series académicas y aparece con frecuencia en medios. Su blog revela también un amor por el ciclismo, la buena comida y el vino, y la exploración de ciudades, a menudo a través de largos viajes en tren.



The hidden history of the women who dared to write music in a man's world
John Milton was one of the world's greatest poets, the renowned author of Paradise Lost. But he was also deeply involved in political and religious controversies of his time, and authored a series of radical pamphlets on free speech, divorce, and civil rights that proposed a rethinking of the nature and practice of government. In countless biographies, Milton has been crudely sketched either as a blind, saintly artist or as a domestic tyrant. Yet as Anna Beer shows, he was neither ogre nor paragon. By closely examining all aspects of Milton's life and its social historical context, Beer succeeds in bringing an enigmatic pillar of English literature to life, four centuries after his birth.
The lives and achievements of eight women writers - a startling and unconventional history of literature