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Beauman is a captivating and artful storyteller, capable of making us believe the unbelievable.
The Sisters Mortland: Summary and book reviews of The Sisters Mortland by Sally Beauman. 2006
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Browse an author interview and biography of Sally Beauman.
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Under the Gables: Hats Off to Nicola Beauman and Persephone Books skip to main | skip to sidebar
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But when I heard that Nicola Beauman, after several years in the business, was just beginning to think about paying a salary to herself, I have tried to patronize the more expensive option of buying Persephone Books.
Archive 2009-01-01 Linda 2009
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I think of Nicola Beauman, the founder and owner of Persephone Books, as a treasure seeker who has struck it rich.
Archive 2009-01-01 Linda 2009
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Beauman, whose "A Very Great Profession" chronicles the British "women's novel" from 1914 to 1939, argues that the writers and novelists she is publishing, Dorothy Whipple and Marghanita Laski among them, are exemplars of that lost art of storytelling.
Books & Writers 2009
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Persephone also stocks 50 titles that the bookshop's owner, the author Nicola Beauman, wishes she had published.
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I think of Nicola Beauman, the founder and owner of Persephone Books, as a treasure seeker who has struck it rich.
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The toughest statement about what role reprints are filling comes from Persephone's Nicola Beauman, who doesn't hesitate to say that modern fiction has lost the art of storytelling, an attribute she distinguishes from plot.
Books & Writers 2009
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But when I heard that Nicola Beauman, after several years in the business, was just beginning to think about paying a salary to herself, I have tried to patronize the more expensive option of buying Persephone Books.
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