“She took to children like a duck to water, enough to make you wonder why she'd not had any of her own. I asked her about that, once, years later; she said she'd never, not until she picked us up and cuddled us that very first morning, known what men were FOR. 'I'd often wondered,' she said. 'When I saw you two, the penny dropped.”
Wise Children is a novel that delves into the lives of two estranged sisters, Dora and Maddy, whose lives are intertwined with the world of show business. The story explores themes of family dynamics, identity, and the pursuit of fame, set against the backdrop of the entertainment industry. more
Angela Carter was an English novelist, short story writer, and literary critic. She is recognized for her imaginative and surreal narratives, frequently incorporating elements of fantasy, folklore, and Gothic literature. Carter's writing is celebrated for its intricate prose and exploration of themes like gender, class, and identity. more
“American culture really sucks regarding mothers having babies! Europe is so much better.”
“People choose not to have children because they need their childhood.”
“Lay a solid foundation for the future generations yet to be born.”