The Judge: A Novel (1922) (Hardcover)

Author: Rebecca West
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Format: Hardcover
ISBN: 9781436663120
Publisher: Kessinger Publishing
Publish Date: 7/21/2008
Buy.com Sku: 208492775
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Pages: 430
 
"It was not because life was not good enough that Ellen Melville was crying as she sat by the window..." (from the first line)

It was not because life was not good enough that Ellen Melville was crying as she sat by the window.
 
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This comparatively unknown novel by Rebecca West is about a young Scottish suffragette, the English adventurer she loves, and his destructive relationship with his possessive mother.

 

Praise
New York Tribune (1841-1924)
"Powerfully moving and singularly beautiful."

New York Times
"A brilliant piece of work. Through its pages there shines the clear, unmistakable light of genius."

New Statesman
"A book that exhibits a high degree of literary power."


 
Author Bio
Rebecca West
Born Cicily Isabel Fairfield, Rebecca West took her name from a strong and independent female character in the Ibsen play ROSMERSHOLM. She began her career as a journalist in 1911, writing on political issues, particularly feminism and social reform. Her first published book was a study of Henry James (1916). Throughout her long and distinguished career, West wrote eight novels as well as biographies, criticism, satire, and travel books, including an important book on Yugoslavia, BLACK LAMB AND GREY FALCON. In 1914, she gave birth to a son, Anthony West, as a result of her liaison with H. G. Wells. Anthony West published a novel, HERITAGE, based on his childhood. (Rebecca West said of the novel, "It is a tissue of damaging lies, told with the utmost malice.") In 1930 she married Henry Andrews, a banker, and lived with him on an estate in Buckinghamshire until his death in 1968, when she returned to London, where she lived until she died at the age of 90. West was a brilliant, colorful, opinionated, articulate, and passionate woman, and an important force in the intellectual life of the 20th century.

  
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