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  • The older, western side includes among its dead Christina Rossetti and Radclyffe Hall, as well as the family of Charles Dickens.

    The week in books Audrey Niffenegger 2010

  • Sometimes he borrowed a flower from Radclyffe Hall, who always had an abundance of blooms, and relocated it to some remote and friendless tomb.

    Her Fearful Symmetry AUDREY NIFFENEGGER 2009

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    Radclyffe Hall, Sapphism, Sexology, and Speech Rights 2007

  • Radclyffe Hall, The Well of Loneliness (1928) The author reviews The Well of Loneliness from a socio-cultural history perspective, and considers the free speech implications of the legal actions taken to ban the novel. '

    Radclyffe Hall, Sapphism, Sexology, and Speech Rights 2007

  • That the book was both praisedas courageous and condemned as immoral is unsurprising: if Radclyffe Hall had not chosen to write about sapphism, or disguised her lesbian characters as men, the novel may well have garnered far less attention.

    Radclyffe Hall, Sapphism, Sexology, and Speech Rights 2007

  • I ` d read Radclyffe Hall, "The Well of Loneliness," which was -- I had not been introduced fully to heterosexuality yet, and this was a book basically on lesbianism, it was the first book.

    Why Lincoln Matters: Today More Than Ever 2004

  • Here, Val McDermid charts the cultural shift that began with Radclyffe Hall

    Beattie's Book Blog 2010

  • Crisp styled his signature outfits after Radclyffe Hall, the pioneering writer whose novel of a lesbian invert, "The Well of Loneliness," in 1928 broke glass ceilings in 20th century literature.

    The Madison Avenue Journal 2009

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    IvyGate 2008

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    IvyGate 2008

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