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Works By Samuel Beckett and Caryl Churchill To Be Presented This June At The Coronet Theatre

Works By Samuel Beckett and Caryl Churchill To Be Presented This June At The Coronet Theatre
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Thomas Hardy may have been lauded for his complete understanding of a woman s soul but he was less considerate with his own wives and lovers, writes ANTHONY CUMMINS

His best known novel, Tess Of The D Urbervilles describes the unjust punishment meted out to a young milkmaid driven to murder by her brutal treatment at the hands of a playboy aristocrat.

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The rise of the Hardy guy | The Spectator

Author Thomas Hardy, the writer of Tess of the d Urbervilles, created superb portraits of women. He also treated those around him terribly.

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No one could match Tess, to Thomas Hardy s dismay

In her disillusioned later years Thomas Hardy’s first wife, Emma, bitterly reflected: ‘He understands only the women he invents – the others not at all.’ In Hardy Women, Paula Byrne sets out to recover the stories of the women in his life ‘who did not have a voice and who were often deliberately omitted from

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Hardy Women: Mother, Sisters, Wives, Muses by Paula Byrne - review by Norma Clarke

Hardy Women: Mother, Sisters, Wives, Muses by Paula Byrne - review by Norma Clarke
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