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Wifedom by Anna Funder

Wifedom

Mrs. Orwell's Invisible Life

by Anna Funder
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  • Aug 22, 2023, 464 pages
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Margherita Giacobazzi

Revealing
When the point of view shifts, and the assenti starts to speak, a whole world si revealed. The wife, Who was almost non-existent in Orwell’s novel, becomes of primary importante. Her suffering is finally visible . A most vivid picture of an age, but above all of her feelings
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