Mary Sharratt
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Louise Erdrich, Jeanette Winterson, Anita Diamant
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Daughters of the Witching Hill
14 editions
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2010
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Illuminations
18 editions
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2012
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The Vanishing Point
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2006
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Ecstasy
13 editions
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2018
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The Real Minerva
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2004
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The Dark Lady's Mask
10 editions
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2016
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Revelations
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2021
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The Year's Best Fantasy and Horror: Thirteenth Annual Collection
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2000
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Summit Avenue
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2000
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Bitch Lit
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2006
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"Revelations is sure to be one of the best books of 2021. Put it on your TBR pile now!!
Mary Sharratt transports the reader to medieval times (1400s) with her story of the once forgotten Margery Kempe, housewife and mother to fourteen children, who bel" Read more of this review » |
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"Margery Kempe, the only daughter of the mayor of Bishop’s Lynn, England has made a tough decision in 1413. She has decided to leave her home, her husband, and her fourteen children to go on a pilgrimage to the holy city of Jerusalem as a way to honor"
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"For Medievalists, especially lady Medievalists, the names of Margery Kempe and Julian of Norwich have a reverence attached to them. Both Christian mystics in their own time, these women offer us a look at their intellectual and deeply personal spirit"
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“I am the serpent that devours her own tail--her own tale. If you tell a tale well enough, it becomes a path to follow. I shed my skin and begin again.”
― Summit Avenue
― Summit Avenue
“Tibb has admonished me to be careful which road I walked, but in truth no road was simple, straightforward, or, indeed, what it appeared to be at first glimpse. Every path was tricksy, full of turns and twists and blind corners with God-only-knew-what dangers lurching round the bend.”
― Daughters of the Witching Hill
― Daughters of the Witching Hill
“Think about what you love, Hildegard. Trust it. That’s where your talents lie and that’s where you’ll find happiness, even here.”
― Illuminations
― Illuminations
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“Everyone has talent. What's rare is the courage to follow it to the dark places where it leads.”
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“I am the serpent that devours her own tail--her own tale. If you tell a tale well enough, it becomes a path to follow. I shed my skin and begin again.”
― Summit Avenue
― Summit Avenue

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